China’s exports beat forecast in March amid lingering trade war concerns
China's exports surged 12.4% in March, driven by businesses anticipating higher US tariffs, while imports declined by 4.3%. The trade surplus with the US reached $27.6 billion for March and $76.6 billion for the quarter. President Xi Jinping is visiting Southeast Asian nations to bolster trade ties amid ongoing trade tensions and tariff adjustments.
China's exports surged 12.4% in March, driven by businesses anticipating higher US tariffs, while imports declined by 4.3%. The trade surplus with the US reached $27.6 billion for March and $76.6 billion for the quarter. President Xi Jinping is visiting Southeast Asian nations to bolster trade ties amid ongoing trade tensions and tariff adjustments.
