The world’s second largest economy showed its strength to the world. China has put such a data in front. No one expected it. Especially American President Donald Trump will not be able to digest it at all. Now the question has arisen, will Trump come to the knees? Because what he did not think has come to the fore. In fact, China has put the data of export import of the first three months of the year in front of the whole world. Which will neither digest Europe nor US President Donald Trump. Those who have imposed tremendous tariff on China’s exports and have broken the record of more than 100. Let us also tell you what story is the story of export of China and import?
China’s trade surplus from America
China’s exports recorded an increase of 12.4 percent on an annual basis in March. At the same time, imports have declined by 4.3 percent in the same period. The government gave this information on Monday amidst the increase in duty on goods imported from China from China. Exports from the world’s second largest economy increased by 5.8 percent on an annual basis in the first three (January-March) months of 2025, while the imports fell by seven percent. China’s trade surplus with the US stood at $ 27.6 billion in March, while its exports increased by 4.5 percent. China’s trade surplus with the US stood at $ 76.6 billion in the first (January-March) quarter of the year.
Tariff War among China America
According to the recent amendments made in the trade policies of US President Donald Trump, China is facing 145 percent fees on most exports to the US. However, the highest increase in exports from China’s southeastern Asian neighbors where exports from China increased by about 17 percent in the annual Aadhaar in March. Exports to Africa have increased by more than 11 percent. On the other hand, in April, China has imposed a 125 percent tariff on American products.
World’s second largest importer
Customs administration spokesman Lu Daliang said that China is facing a complex and serious situation, but it will not kneel. He said this while pointing to China’s diverse export options and a huge domestic market. When asked about the decline in Chinese imports, he told reporters that China has been the second largest importer in the world for 16 consecutive years, which has increased its stake in global imports from about eight percent to 10.5 percent. He said that China’s import growth sector is very large in the present and future and a big Chinese market is always a big opportunity for the world.
Xi on tour of many countries
Chinese President Xi Jinping was going on a visit to Vietnam on Monday as part of a regional tour. He will also go to Malaysia and Cambodia. This will give them an opportunity to strengthen trade relations with other Asian countries, which are potentially facing heavy duty. However, last week the US postponed this decision for 90 days. Last month, China’s exports in Vietnam rose by about 17 percent annually, while its imports fell by 2.7 percent. However, Xi’s visit was already scheduled but it has become important due to the trade war between the US and China.