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How did China amass its $1 tn trade surplus?
Mint Mumbai
|December 12, 2025
Despite steep US tariffs, China's exports have kept growing. In the first Il months of 2025, its goods trade surplus topped $1 trillion, a level not seen before. Mint explains how Beijing managed this record-breaking run, and what it means for India and the rest of the world.
How are China's exports faring?
In the first Il months of 2025, China's exports showed surprising resilience and grew 5.7% notwithstanding the steep 47.5% average tariff imposed by the US, China's top trade partner. While its US exports fell 18% during the period, Chinese manufacturers managed to hike their sales in other markets. Shipments to Europe grew 9% while that to Southeast Asia and Africa rose 15% and 27%, respectively. According to Goldman Sachs, 70% of China's extra exports this year to Southeast Asian nations represented indirect exports to the US through third countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines.
Why are imports sluggish in China?
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