China has reported a substantial increase in its foreign trade in goods, with a 16.9% rise in the first half of 2026 compared to the previous year. The total trade volume reached 25.47 trillion yuan, showcasing significant growth amid the global economic climate. These figures, released by China’s General Administration of Customs, emphasize the country’s robust trade performance.
In June 2026 alone, China’s imports and exports amounted to 4.78 trillion yuan. This represents a notable 24.2% increase from the same month in the previous year. The strong month-on-month performance highlights the ongoing vitality in China’s trade sector.
The impressive trade growth has been driven by rising demand for Chinese exports as global markets continue to recover. Additionally, increased import activity within China has contributed to this upward trend, indicating a balanced trade strategy.
Despite facing uncertainties in the global economy, China has managed to maintain a positive trade momentum. The rise in trade figures reflects the country’s ability to adapt and thrive in a challenging international economic environment.