Beijing, November 8, 2025: China’s exports declined by 1.1% in October, driven largely by a steep 25% fall in shipments to the United States. The sharp drop reflects weakening global demand, ongoing trade tensions, and shifting supply chain strategies by US companies seeking alternatives to China.
Economists say the slowdown poses fresh challenges for China’s export-led growth, prompting pressure on Beijing to boost domestic consumption and explore new markets. The decline in US-bound exports is seen as a key indicator of the long-term impact of strained bilateral trade relations and changing geopolitical dynamics.
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