TREE NEWS reports: China’s total goods trade reached 34.78 trillion yuan in the first eight months of 2024, up 17.6% year-on-year, accelerating 0.3 percentage points from the Jan-July pace, customs data showed on Sept. 8. Exports rose 14.6% to 20.17 trillion yuan, while imports grew 22% to 14.61 trillion yuan. In August, trade expanded 19.8% to 4.65 trillion yuan, with exports and imports up 18.6% and 21.7%, respectively, marking the fourth straight month of double-digit growth for both.
China’s Jan-Aug foreign trade up 17.6% to 34.78 trillion yuan
The acceleration in China's trade growth, particularly the sustained double-digit expansion in both exports and imports, signals robust external and domestic demand dynamics that could influence global supply chains and commodity flows. For markets tracking RWA and crypto, this data point matters as it underscores the strength of China's economic activity, which may affect risk sentiment and the broader macro backdrop. The key question is whether this momentum can hold into year-end, especially as import growth outpacing exports suggests stronger domestic consumption, a trend worth monitoring for its implications on global trade balances and regional economic stability.
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