
China’s Foreign Trade Surges in 2024: A Sign of Economic Resilience
China’s foreign trade surged by 5.3% in the first three quarters of 2024, highlighting strong economic resilience and expanding global market presence despite global challenges.
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China’s foreign trade surged by 5.3% in the first three quarters of 2024, highlighting strong economic resilience and expanding global market presence despite global challenges.
China’s foreign trade surpassed 32 trillion yuan in 2024, driven by high-tech exports and strong BRI partnerships, despite global challenges.
Xinjiang experiences a 31% growth in foreign trade in the first eight months of the year, driven by comprehensive bonded zones and expanded international markets.
The Chinese mainland’s foreign trade surged by 6.2% in the first seven months of the year, driven by robust domestic demand and a rebound in global trade.
China maintains the world’s top trade position with a $2.34 trillion growth since 2012, fueled by high-tech exports and expanding trade partnerships.
Xizang Autonomous Region’s foreign trade soared by 132% in H1 2024, leading nationwide growth with significant contributions from private enterprises.
The Chinese mainland’s imports and exports reached a new high of 21.17 trillion yuan in H1 2024, marking a 6.1% increase year-on-year with strong monthly trade volumes.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasizes the Canton Fair’s role in expanding China’s open economy and boosting foreign trade during the event’s 135th session.
China’s foreign trade surged by 5% in Q1 2024, reaching a record 10.17 trillion yuan. Exports grew by 4.9%, while imports increased by 5%, according to official data.
The Chinese mainland’s foreign trade grew by 5% in Q1 2024, according to official data.