In the first half of 2026, China’s foreign trade in goods surged by 16.9% compared to the same period the previous year, reaching an impressive 25.47 trillion yuan. This substantial growth in trade activity underscores the robust performance of China’s trade sector amidst a backdrop of global economic challenges.
June 2026 saw China’s imports and exports totaling 4.78 trillion yuan, which represents a significant 24.2% increase from June 2025. This monthly performance highlights the country’s ability to maintain an upward trajectory in its trade activities.
The notable expansion is attributed to a combination of rising demand for Chinese exports and a corresponding increase in import activities. These factors have contributed to sustaining momentum in the trade sector, despite the uncertainties that continue to affect the global economy.
China’s trade growth during this period reflects its strategic economic resilience and adaptability in response to fluctuating international market conditions. By leveraging both export demand and import growth, China continues to strengthen its position in the global trade landscape.