China released eye-popping June trade numbers on Tuesday. “A bit insane,” said Brad Setser of the Council of Foreign Relations, on X. Overall, Chinese exports increased 27% year-on-year to $412.4 billion. Imports…
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Lower Growth in China
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The Trillion-Dollar Surplus
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The Chinese export juggernaut finally started to show the impact of protectionism and…
China Cuts Coal Imports
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U.S. Market Collapsing For China
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Shake-up in Global Steel
The world of steel trade is in for a…
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September Rain
China posted lackluster trade figures in September, highlighting how it might…
Age of the EV
We’re entering the age of the electric vehicle, and…
After a tepid recovery in 2023, Vietnam’s trade machine appears to be firing…
China’s electric car export boom has fueled demand in the country for automobile…
In the somewhat gloomy December and annual China trade statistics released in the…
It’s not an easy time for global trade--the roughly $25 trillion piece of…
Trade scholars in a recent paper used Trade Data Monitor data on steel…