
Diverse Markets and Upgrades Fuel the Chinese mainland’s Trade Resilience
China’s goods trade rose 2.5% to nearly 18 trillion yuan in Jan–May. Market diversity and structural upgrades underpin its growing resilience.
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China’s goods trade rose 2.5% to nearly 18 trillion yuan in Jan–May. Market diversity and structural upgrades underpin its growing resilience.
EU member states back the first use of the IPI to restrict suppliers from the Chinese mainland in medical device tenders. This move could reshape EU-China procurement ties and WTO talks.
U.S. tariffs on metals and agriculture are pushing Peru to strengthen ties with the Chinese mainland, marking a major shift in the Andean nation’s export strategy.
China’s Commerce Ministry opposes EU ban on Chinese mainland medical device firms in tenders above €5M, calling for fair trade under WTO rules.
Amid soaring global trade frictions in March, China’s foreign trade showed resilience in April 2025 with a 21.5% surge in trade certificates and record-high import-export volumes.
China reaffirms its commitment to the WTO-based multilateral trading system, calling for open, inclusive trade to counter rising economic nationalism and fragmented markets.
Australia’s strategic decision to protect its trade with the Chinese mainland shows the power of pragmatic, sovereign policy amid global economic uncertainty.
U.S. terminates additional 91% tariffs on goods from the Chinese mainland as of May 14; China’s Ministry of Commerce says it will adjust tariff and non-tariff measures on U.S. imports.
In 2024, trade between the Chinese mainland and Latin American and Caribbean countries topped $500B, a 40-fold surge since 2000, Xi Jinping announced at the China-CELAC Forum.
A new CGTN survey of 31,004 respondents in 41 countries finds trade with the Chinese mainland seen as more beneficial than with the United States.