China's economy showed signs of steady momentum as its foreign trade climbed 1.3% year-on-year in yuan terms during the first quarter of 2025. Customs data released Monday reveals total imports and exports hit 10.3 trillion yuan ($1.42 trillion) from January to March, offering insights into global trade patterns.
The growth follows recent efforts to stabilize supply chains and boost cross-border commerce. While modest, the uptick aligns with broader recovery trends in Asian markets – a key focus for young professionals and investors tracking emerging opportunities. Analysts suggest sectors like green tech and consumer goods may have driven the performance.
Students and entrepreneurs take note: As factory activity rebounds and digital trade expands, China's role as
Customs data released Monday reveals total imports and exports hit 10.3 trillion yuan ($1.42 trillion) from January to March, offering insights into global trade patterns.
Analysts suggest sectors like green tech and consumer goods may have driven the performance.
Students and entrepreneurs take note: As factory activity rebounds and digital trade expands, China's role as
