AI Data Insight
The latest data shows that in April 2026, the credit (exports) of China's international trade in goods and services reached 25,982 hundred million RMB, a slight decline from the previous month's 27,189 hundred million RMB, but the year-over-year growth rate remained at nearly 14%. Overall export momentum benefited from mechanical and electrical equipment, green energy products, and global chip demand, with outstanding performance in the ASEAN and Belt and Road markets. Although short-term momentum is steady, in the medium to long term, there is a need to guard against increasingly strict supply chain compliance reviews and potential tariff risks from Europe and the United States.