
Chinese mainland Trade Climbs 3.5% to ¥29.6T in First Eight Months
In the first eight months, the Chinese mainland’s foreign trade rose 3.5% to 29.57 trillion yuan, led by ASEAN partnerships and booming high-tech exports.
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In the first eight months, the Chinese mainland’s foreign trade rose 3.5% to 29.57 trillion yuan, led by ASEAN partnerships and booming high-tech exports.
China’s June trade friction index eased 14.7% year-on-year with tensions cooling, led by the US, India and Brazil. July saw a 10.8% surge in trade certificates.
Under the 14th Five-Year Plan, the Chinese mainland is powering high-quality foreign trade with new growth drivers, diverse imports, and an improved regional structure.
The Chinese mainland ranks among the top-three trading partners for 157 countries and regions, reflecting its high-quality foreign trade growth during the 14th Five-Year Plan.
New CCPIT data shows that China’s foreign trade remains robust amid global tensions, with trade measures surging and record growth achieved.
Official data shows the Chinese mainland’s foreign trade jumped 5.6% in April, with exports surging 9.3% and imports growing modestly.
China’s Ministry of Commerce assures that its foreign trade is equipped to conquer risks and boost domestic sales through innovative strategies.
Shenzhen propels China’s global trade with smart logistics and over 80,000 e-commerce sellers driving innovation.