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business10 hours ago

China hits historic trade surplus amid tariff headwinds

China posted a record $1.19 trillion trade surplus for 2025, the largest ever and the first time above $1 trillion, as exports rose despite U.S. tariffs. Growth came from demand outside the U.S. — especially Southeast Asia, Africa and Latin America — while imports barely grew amid a weak domestic market; a weaker yuan and Western inflation also boosted price competitiveness. Analysts call it a mixed blessing: signs of global demand for Chinese goods, but potential scrutiny as external conditions remain uncertain.

world19 hours ago

China Posts Historic Trade Surplus as Exports Flood Global Markets

China posted a $1.19 trillion trade surplus for 2025—the largest on record and up 20% from 2024—driven by a weak renminbi and booming exports to Europe, Africa and Southeast Asia, while imports were flat; despite U.S. tariffs shaving about 22% off the U.S. surplus, shipments to other regions surged as Beijing pursues self‑reliance ahead of its 2030 plan, with the IMF urging currency normalization and a shift toward stronger domestic demand.

economy6 days ago

China's Economy and Markets Set for Steady Growth in 2026

China's economy is projected to grow by 4.8% in 2026, driven by surging exports and policy easing, despite ongoing challenges in the property market and labor sector. The country is shifting towards a consumption- and services-driven economy, with a focus on diversifying export markets and supporting income growth through targeted policies. However, structural issues like a weak property market and labor market pressures remain significant hurdles.

economy6 days ago

U.S. Trade Deficit Hits 2009 Low Amid Tariff Impact

In October 2025, the U.S. trade deficit decreased to $29.4 billion, driven by a decline in imports and an increase in exports, marking a significant improvement from September. The goods deficit fell by $19.2 billion, and exports of goods and services increased, reflecting a positive trend in U.S. international trade. Year-to-date, the deficit has increased compared to 2024, but the recent monthly figures show a narrowing gap.