Not the US, the EU, Germany, the UK, or Japan, China has recorded the world's biggest trade surplus of $1 trillion. According to Bloomberg, China's exports rebounded in November after an unexpected fall in the previous month and crossed the psychological limit of $1 trillion. After the exports soared 5.9% with an increase in imports of 1.9%, the total trade surplus was registered at $112 billion, a world record so far. It occurred despite the US-China trade war and imposition of higher tariffs on Chinese products. It also shows how Beijing managed its economy and steered it away from dependence on US demands. The Chinese exports account for almost a third of economic growth in 2025.

US-China trade war

The Chinese economy suffered in October as its shipments to the US fell 29%, registerin

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