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China-Germany trade hits 1.2 trillion yuan in first three quarters, up 6.2%

China’s goods trade with Germany totaled 1.2 trillion yuan in the first three quarters of the year, up 6.2% year on year. September alone saw 146.17 billion yuan in bilateral trade, a rise of 11.3% from a year earlier. Electrical equipment, electronic components and pharmaceuticals were among the main traded products, and full-year 2025 goods trade between the two countries stood at 1.51 trillion yuan.

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The composition of the trade — electrical equipment, electronic components and pharmaceuticals — points to industrial and health-supply chains rather than consumer demand, which makes the volume more a read on manufacturing linkages than on either economy's household spending. The September acceleration is the more telling detail, suggesting momentum built through the quarter rather than fading. For cross-border and RWA markets, deeper China-Germany goods flows are a reminder that trade-finance and settlement demand tracks these corridors, though the item offers no signal on currency or payment-rail shifts. Whether the September pace holds into the fourth quarter is the open question.

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