AI Data Insight
China's international goods and services trade surplus reached $67.913 billion in April 2026, a substantial increase of over 14% from the previous value of $59.333 billion. The narrowing of the services deficit and strong goods exports have become the dual engines driving the continuous expansion of the overall surplus for two consecutive months. As the trade surplus surges, analytical institutions warn of exacerbating global imbalances, noting that countermeasures such as European and US tariffs should be monitored in the medium to long term.