
China’s SCO Trade Hits $2.3T, Xi Highlights Regional Growth
China’s trade with SCO countries reaches $2.3 trillion, with Xi Jinping highlighting Belt and Road projects and regional connectivity at the 2025 summit.
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China’s trade with SCO countries reaches $2.3 trillion, with Xi Jinping highlighting Belt and Road projects and regional connectivity at the 2025 summit.
Experts discuss China’s SCO vision driving economic growth and regional stability through AI innovation and countering protectionism at the Tianjin Summit.
China reports advancements in high-quality foreign trade, highlighting diversified imports and regional economic improvements during the 14th Five-Year Plan period.
China becomes a top-3 trading partner for 157 countries and regions, signaling its expanding global economic influence and strategic trade initiatives under the 14th Five-Year Plan.
China’s foreign trade grows 3.5% in first seven months of 2025, showing resilience amid global economic challenges through diversified partnerships and emerging sectors.
China’s trade with SCO nations surges 30-fold since 2001, hitting $512.5 billion ahead of key Tianjin summit shaping Eurasia’s economic future.
China’s Foreign Ministry asserts trade wars won’t derail global partnerships, citing high-quality exports and market stability as key drivers of international economic collaboration.
China’s Ministry of Commerce expresses confidence in sustaining foreign trade growth despite global uncertainties, citing accelerated trade expansion in 2025.
Uzbekistan’s shift to Chinese electric vehicles gains momentum, driven by affordability and environmental goals, as residents embrace sustainable transport solutions.
China’s trade with SCO members approaches $250B in H1 2025, driven by digital and green sector expansion. Investments exceed $40B, signaling deepening regional ties.
China imposes anti-dumping deposits up to 75.8% on Canadian/Japanese rubber and rapeseed imports, while ending India probe. Measures take effect mid-August.
China’s July trade data shows exports and imports rising amid US tariff truce uncertainty, signaling economic resilience and rebounding domestic demand.
China leads WTO push against $2.7 trillion in trade restrictions, proposing new stability framework amid global tariff tensions. Key economies voice support for multilateral solutions.
China’s trade with Northeast Asia reached $901.6B in 2024, with new investments in digital and green sectors. Expo set for August 2025 in Changchun.
China advocates for stronger economic ties among SCO members at Beijing forum, emphasizing supply chain stability and multilateral development strategies.
Maersk highlights Chinese customers’ resilience amid US tariffs, emphasizing adaptability in global supply chains at the 2025 expo.
China’s foreign trade rose 2.9% in H1 2025, with exports up 7.2% and imports down 2.7%, showing resilience amid global economic challenges.
China’s foreign trade grew 2.9% in H1 2025, reaching 21.79 trillion yuan, signaling resilience amid global economic challenges, per customs data.
China’s foreign trade grows 2.9% in H1 2025, with exports up 7.2% and imports down 2.7%, signaling shifting global demand patterns.
China’s commerce ministry adds eight Taiwan-based entities to its export control list, citing national security and non-proliferation commitments.