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China’s foreign trade rose 2.9% in the first half of 2025, reaching 21.79 trillion yuan, showcasing resilience despite global challenges. Exports grew 7.2%, while private enterprises led the growth.
China waives anti-dumping duties for EU brandy exporters who agree to price terms, accepting pledges from 34 producers.
China has approved rare-earth exports to Europe, signaling a boost for global tech industries and supply chains. This move could enhance access to technology worldwide.
Despite global challenges, China’s economy shows resilience. May 2025 data reveals strong consumer recovery, robust exports, and innovation-driven growth, highlighting future potential.
Despite global trade challenges, China’s foreign trade demonstrates strong resilience, boosting the global market and showcasing its commitment to openness.
China’s exports rose 6.3% in May, reaching $318 billion, with trade with Africa hitting a record high. Exports to Africa soared 35.3% in May, highlighting strong demand for Chinese goods.
In April, the U.S. trade deficit narrowed sharply due to a record drop in imports, potentially boosting economic growth.
Fijian products, from exotic fruits to innovative uses of Fiji water, are gaining popularity in China as trade ties strengthen between the two nations.
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 expanded in the first quarter, highlighting strong ties with ASEAN countries. Discover how China’s economy is navigating global challenges and leveraging its domestic market.