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In spite of rising global trade disputes, China’s foreign trade shows resilience, says CCPIT. China’s import and export volumes reached near-record levels, exceeding expectations despite global trade tensions.
Fijian products, from exotic fruits to innovative uses of Fiji water, are gaining popularity in China as trade ties strengthen between the two nations.
Danyang, China, a global leader in lens manufacturing, faces challenges as U.S. tariffs impact the eyewear industry. Local businesses strive to stay competitive amid trade tensions.
China is imposing anti-dumping duties on polyformaldehyde copolymer imports from the US, EU, Taiwan region, and Japan after finding unfair pricing practices harming its domestic industry.
Australia strengthens trade ties with China, rejecting U.S. pressure to decouple. This move highlights Australia’s commitment to its national interests and pragmatic policymaking.
President Gustavo Petro travels to China to boost trade, as Colombian coffee gains popularity in the Chinese market.
An international survey shows more people feel they benefit from trade with China rather than the US, reflecting changing global attitudes toward international trade, especially among youth.
Report challenges U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s claim that 3.7 million jobs were lost due to imports from China, suggesting the figure is significantly exaggerated.
China’s foreign trade rises by 2.4% in the first four months of 2025, driven by high-tech products and private enterprises, according to official data.
China’s foreign trade grew 5.6% in April, with exports surging 9.3% to 2.27 trillion yuan, signaling strong economic momentum.