China reported a monthly trade surplus of $125.6 billion while second-quarter GDP rose 4.3% year over year. According to NS3.AI, growth slowed from 5.0% in the first quarter and came in below the 4.5% economists had expected.
Official data also pointed to weak domestic demand. Real-estate development investment fell 18% in the first half, highlighting continued pressure in the property sector. Investors are now watching the late-July Politburo meeting for clues on China’s next policy direction.
China Posts $125.6 Billion Trade Surplus as Second-Quarter GDP Growth Slows to 4.3%
2026-07-18 15:12:37
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