China’s Trade Surplus Tops USD 1 Trillion as High-Tech Exports Surge
China's goods trade surplus reached USD 1.04 trillion in the first ten months of 2026
China's goods trade surplus reached USD 1.04 trillion in the first ten months of 2026
GDP is forecast to expand 5.0% in 2026, supported by a services-led economy
Rising foreign investment and a manufacturing base support Thailand's economy, even as GDP growth remains subdued
Strong GDP growth, rising manufacturing output and sustained foreign investment reinforce Vietnam as a major Asian hub
Machinery & Electronics dominate Malaysia's trade, while the U.S. leads individual export markets
Machinery & Electronics account for 41% of China's imports, led by nearly USD 500 billion in integrated circuits
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
Services are gaining ground as manufacturing expands but loses GDP share
Imports reached USD 76 billion in July 2026, with machinery & electronics up 32%, adding to a widening trade imbalance