According to the data of the Customs Agency, China’s exports increased by 8.7% in dollar terms in August. This was higher than the 6.5% growth forecast, which is based on the US dollar.
The robust growth in China’s trade sector is a sign of continued strength despite the broader economic difficulties.
Imports rise by 0.5%
Contrary to China’s exports, imports increased by only 0.5% in August. According to a Reuters survey, this was less than the 2% expected increase.
Imports grew by 7.2% in July, more than anticipated.
The performance of major exporters to trading partners is varied
China exports grew to all of its main trading partners. The biggest increase in exports was to the European Union.
The demand for goods in the United States, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and ASEAN also increased.
Imports, on the other hand, showed a mixed picture. In August, imports to the US increased by 12% while those coming from Europe declined. Imports of ASEAN products increased by 5%.
Exports to Russia increased by 10%, while imports were down a mere 1%.
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The Core CPI has risen by 0.3%
According to official data published on Monday, China’s core Consumer Price Index (CPI), which does not include volatile energy and food prices, increased by 0.3% in August.
According to Wind Information, this is the lowest increase since March 20, 21. This subdued CPI increase is a reflection of the ongoing pressures on the economy and weak domestic demand.
Strengthening exports amid increasing trade tensions
China is experiencing increasing tensions in trade with the US, the EU and other countries. The tensions between the US and EU have resulted in additional tariffs being placed on Chinese goods, including electric vehicles.
Exports remain a strong sector in China’s economy despite the challenges. The country is struggling to overcome a weak domestic market and other headwinds.
China’s dependence on exports highlights ongoing changes the country makes in response to economic challenges and global shifts.
China’s ability to maintain and increase exports is crucial to its economic stability as the world trade landscape evolves.
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