China's exports in March rose by 12.4%, driven by companies rushing to dispatch goods before U.S. tariff increases. However, a decline in imports indicates future difficulties, with predictions suggesting exports might not recover to current levels for years. In 2024, China's trade surplus hit a record $992.2 billion, with exports growing by 5.4%, aiding economic recovery from the property market crisis and COVID-19. The ongoing trade war sees China implementing retaliatory tariffs, impacting U.S. imports.
China's exports surged 12.4% due to anticipatory shipments ahead of U.S. tariff hikes, but future declines are expected as tariffs impact trade balance.
China registered a record $992.2 billion trade surplus in 2024, bolstered by a slight 5.4% growth in exports, as domestic recovery continues.
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