BEIJING (AP) — Lower commodity prices and sluggish demands dragged down China's October trade figures, although the volume of imported oil and other raw materials rose as the world's second-largest economy stocked up on a few bargains, customs data released Sunday showed. "With imports still down on a year ago in real terms, this trade data does not suggest a material pickup in domestic demand momentum in October," Louis Kuijs of Oxford Economics said in a report. Purchases of raw materials such as crude oil and soybeans went up in quantities, but China paid far less for the goods than a year ago because of lower prices.