China’s Trade Associations Rally for Domestic Growth
China’s top trade associations join forces to help export businesses tap into the domestic market amid shifting global trade dynamics.
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ASEAN-China Trade Evolves: Digital Shift Fuels Free Market Growth
ASEAN and the Chinese mainland have transformed trade from traditional exchanges to a digital free market, driven by ACFTA and e-commerce.
Chinese Tariff Hike to 125% on U.S. Imports: Impact and Implications
The Chinese mainland’s Customs Tariff Commission raises tariffs on U.S. imports to 125% effective Saturday, sparking fresh discussions on global trade dynamics.
China Urges U.S.-Funded Firms to Strengthen Global Supply Chains
Chinese Vice Commerce Minister Ling Ji urges U.S.-funded firms to bolster global supply chain stability and promote multilateral trade.
Ex-U.S. Commerce Chief Urges Stability in U.S.-China Trade
Former U.S. Secretary of Commerce Carlos Gutiérrez urges resolving U.S. tariff uncertainties to restore stable U.S.-China trade.
China Imposes New Tariffs on Canadian Imports Amid Trade Dispute
China imposes new tariffs on Canadian imports, including rapeseed oil and pork, following an anti-discrimination probe ruling. The move is set to affect trade relations and business interests on both sides.
China’s Trade Hits 6.54 Trillion Yuan in Early 2025, Exports Grow
China’s foreign trade reached 6.54 trillion yuan in the first two months of 2025, with exports growing by 3.4% despite a slight overall decline.
China’s Trade Resilience: Navigating Geopolitical Shifts with Strategic Adaptability
Amid shifting global priorities from trade to security, China demonstrates remarkable resilience and strategic adaptability to maintain its position as the world’s leading exporter.
China’s Bold Move: Expanding Openness to Boost Global Trade and Investment
China is expanding its openness to stabilize foreign trade and attract more foreign investment, fostering a dynamic and supportive environment for global businesses.
China Suspends U.S. Lumber and Soybean Imports Over Safety Concerns
China has halted imports of U.S. lumber and soybeans due to the detection of pests and harmful agents, aiming to protect consumer health and grain security.