China’s foreign trade grew 15 per cent year on year (YoY) in Q1 2026, reaching ¥11.84 trillion (~$1.73 trillion).
Exports rose 11.9 per cent to ¥6.85 trillion (~$1.00 trillion), while imports surged 19.6 per cent to ¥4.99 trillion (~$0.73 trillion), reflecting strong domestic demand and sustained trade momentum.
The growth in imports signal rising industrial activity and increased demand for raw materials.
Exports rose 11.9 per cent to ¥6.85 trillion (~$1.00 trillion), while imports surged 19.6 per cent to ¥4.99 trillion (~$0.73 trillion), reflecting strong domestic demand and sustained trade momentum.
The growth in imports signal rising industrial activity and increased demand for raw materials.
