China's Foreign Trade Jumps 18.8% in First Three Quarters
China's goods trade grew 18.8% to 39.94 trillion yuan in the first three quarters of 2026, the fastest pace in five years, customs data shows.
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China's goods trade grew 18.8% to 39.94 trillion yuan in the first three quarters of 2026, the fastest pace in five years, customs data shows.
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China exported 10.38 million robots worth 19.99 billion yuan in early 2026, led by cleaning robots, signaling a shift in high-end manufacturing.
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