China’s Manufacturing Strength Is Underpinned by Vast Technology Imports
Machinery & Electronics account for 41% of China's imports, led by nearly USD 500 billion in integrated circuits
Machinery & Electronics account for 41% of China's imports, led by nearly USD 500 billion in integrated circuits
Vietnam, Singapore and China expanded manufacturing output by over 40%, while Germany and Japan contracted
Output is concentrated in Guangdong, Jiangsu, Shandong and Zhejiang, while Tibet records the fastest growth nationwide
Services account for two-thirds of GDP, while manufacturing value added rises, foreign investment weakens and growth moderates
Asia dominated China's imports, while Oceania recorded the fastest growth and North America lagged behind other regions
China Navigator is a knowledge tool by ANDAMAN PARTNERS for triangulating China's position and trajectory in the global economic landscape
ANDAMAN PARTNERS presents a granular view of where Africa is changing and where economic momentum is building
Inward FDI declined to USD 107 billion in 2025, while outward investment climbed to a record USD 214 billion
Services are gaining ground as manufacturing expands but loses GDP share
Freight tonnage rose 2.4% in Jan.-Aug., while turnover increased 4.9%, suggesting longer average transport distances