Chinese Exports See Strong Jan-Feb Growth Despite Reduced US Trade

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China's Exports Soar 22% in Jan-Feb, Boosted by Non-US Trade Despite US Dip

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News18•10-03-2026, 09:45

China's Exports Soar 22% in Jan-Feb, Boosted by Non-US Trade Despite US Dip

•China's exports surged nearly 22% in January-February, exceeding economists' forecasts and December's 6.6% growth.
•Imports also rose almost 20% during the same period, up from December’s 5.7% year-on-year increase.
•Growth was driven by expanded trade with countries other than the US, offsetting a 20% drop in exports to the US.
•China's imports from the US fell nearly 27%, contributing to a global trade surplus of $213.6 billion in Jan-Feb.
•The surge comes amidst a slowing domestic economy and geopolitical uncertainties, with a 2026 growth target of 4.5%-5%.

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