China's exports have increased more than expected.
Exports from China increased by 5.8 percent every year in June 2025 and reached US $ 325.2 billion, a four -month summit. This figure is a bit higher than the expectation of 5 % and accelerates from a growth of 4.8 % in May. The increase in export growth has achieved by reducing temporary customs duties before the expiry date of August. Specifically, exporting rare soil factors increases 32 % monthly, this can reflect the process in the agreements achieved to reduce the restrictions and restore the US supply and demand in the United States. The trading of rare soil factors last month after export control measures were taken during the Chinese trade tension in April and caused closing at some automobile factories. In the first half of 2025, China's exports increased by 5.9 % on an annual basis and reached US $ 1.81 trillion. During this period, agricultural products (1 percent), fertilizer (25.9 percent) and textile (1.8 percent) increased. According to the goals, exports have increased to Japan (4.8 %), the United Kingdom (8 %) and ASEAN countries (13 %).
