

Airbus forecasts China to lead global aviation services market by 2044
Airbus forecasts China will become the world's largest aviation services market by 2044, reaching $63.8 billion, driven by digital and fleet growth.


Airbus forecasts China will become the world's largest aviation services market by 2044, reaching $63.8 billion, driven by digital and fleet growth.


Minister Wang Wentao announces China's 2025 trade hit a record 45.47 trillion yuan. Plans for 2026 include boosting digital trade and imports.


China introduces "TIR Plus" for bonded warehouses and e-commerce. New models aim to speed up cross-border transport to Russia, Pakistan, and Uzbekistan.


China enforces new EV battery recycling measures effective April 1, 2026. A digital ID system and national platform will track the full lifecycle of batteries.


China's digital consumption hit 23.8 trillion yuan. With 78M jobs and 36 Silk Road partners, it remains the global leader in e-commerce for 13 years.


China's Ministry of Commerce expects trade growth in 2026. In 2025, foreign trade rose 3.8% to 45.47 trillion yuan despite global uncertainties.


China's electromechanical exports grew by 9%, accounting for over 60% of total exports in 2025. Total foreign trade reached 45.47 trillion yuan, up 3.8%.


China's total social financing grew by 8.3% in 2025. PBOC reports high growth rates in M2 money supply and outstanding loans to support the real economy.


China's Ministry of Commerce announces a nationwide online shopping festival from Jan 19 to March 4 to boost consumption ahead of the Spring Festival.


China’s total foreign trade rose 3.8% in 2025 to 45.47 trillion yuan. Exports grew 6.1%, while imports increased by 0.5%, official data show.


In 2025, China optimized its import structure by increasing high-tech and high value-added goods, strengthening supply chains and supporting domestic demand.


The US government approved exports of Nvidia H200 AI chips to China under Commerce Department oversight, requiring 25% of sales revenue to go to the US budget.


China’s exports rose 6.1% in 2025 to 26.99 trillion yuan. Innovation, market diversification and high-tech manufacturing supported stable export growth.


China’s auto production and sales exceeded 34 million units in 2025, setting a new record. NEV output, sales and vehicle exports also surged sharply.


The SCO logistics park in Lianyungang handled a record 84.36 million tons of cargo in 2025, boosting regional connectivity.