HANOI (Reuters) -Vietnam's trade surplus with the U.S. expanded sharply in May as exports swelled and its imports from China also jumped, exacerbating sore points with Washington that could hurt Hanoi ...

President Donald Trump's pledge to double tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to 50% took effect Wednesday – the latest twist in the trade saga that has defined the stock market this year. We don't ...

Malaysia's consumer price inflation eased somewhat in February, while the trade surplus increased with favorable net exports, ...

JAKARTA (Reuters) -Indonesia's trade balance is likely to post a $3.2 billion surplus in July, supported by a decline in imports that could help offset slowing exports, a Reuters poll showed on Friday ...

HONG KONG — China’s trade surplus surged to a record of almost $1.2 trillion in 2025, the government said Wednesday, as exports picked up in December. Customs data showed that China’s global surplus ...

China achieved a major trade milestone in 2025 as its trade surplus reached a record $1.2 trillion, even while facing higher tariffs from the United States. The data shows that China’s export sector ...

China has just logged a goods trade surplus of roughly 1 trillion dollars, the largest imbalance ever recorded by a single country, even as higher U.S. tariffs were meant to curb its export machine.

Chinas trade balance delivered a powerful start to 2026, with the countrys trade surplus reaching $213.62 billion in the January-February period significantly outpacing analyst expectations of $177.40 ...

Australia’s goods trade surplus dropped to AUD 2.63 billion in January 2026, down from AUD 3.37 billion in December and below ...

China trade surplus hits record $213 billion as exports surge 21.8%. China exports and imports beat forecasts in strong start to 2026. China-US trade falls as EU and ASEAN trade expands sharply.

China plans to increase imports to balance trade, addressing concerns about its large trade surplus and promoting economic stability. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.