AI Data Insight
In the first quarter of 2026, total U.S. service trade imports from China dropped to 5572 million USD, a decline of over 8.4% compared to 6087 million USD in the previous quarter. Although the year-over-year growth rate maintained a slight positive increase, demand for related services such as transportation and technology has cooled under the macro trends of U.S.-China tariff barriers and nearshoring. As geopolitical risks and the technology war continue, the market expects bilateral service trade to face further contraction pressure in the short term.