China expects trade momentum to continue despite geopolitical tensions
China’s foreign trade continues strong growth in early 2026, with machinery and electronics driving resilience despite geopolitical tensions.
March 26, 2026
Reuters

People enjoy the view at a park near a central business district in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, China March 18, 2026.
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China is expected to maintain momentum in trade despite ongoing geopolitical tensions, the commerce ministry said on Thursday (March 26).
Commerce Ministry Spokesperson He Yongquian said China’s foreign trade maintained relatively rapid growth during the first two months of the year during a news conference in Beijing.
"Both imports and exports of machinery and electronic products recorded marked growth, reflecting the strong resilience and innovative dynamism of China’s foreign trade sector," she added.
China roared into 2026 with exports far outstripping forecasts before the U.S.-Israel war with Iran that has disrupted global trade.
Production: Alessandro Diviggiano/Reuters
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