TREE NEWS update: China’s goods trade totaled 44.81 trillion yuan in the first ten months of the year, up 20% year on year, the General Administration of Customs said on Nov. 10. Exports reached 25.99 trillion yuan, up 17.6%, while imports rose 23.6% to 18.82 trillion yuan.
China’s Goods Trade Up 20% in First 10 Months of 2025
The import side outpacing exports is the more interesting signal here: faster inbound flows suggest domestic demand is doing more of the work, which matters for commodity-importing economies and for the broader reflation debate. The headline growth rate is strong enough that it may soften expectations for near-term stimulus, a relevant backdrop for risk assets including crypto. Whether import momentum holds as base effects shift is the open question.
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