Exports

Economy: Slow export growth and falling prices.

China's economy continues to suffer from weak consumer confidence and the trade war. Despite the agreement with the US to suspend tariffs for 90 days, exports are only growing slowly.

By Emily Kossak

AI: US threatens to penalize the use of Huawei chips

The USA has stepped up the pressure in the race with China for AI leadership. New guidelines penalize the use of Huawei chips.

By Jörn Petring

Customs data: New figures point to trade route diversion.

China exported more than expected in April despite the announced US tariffs. This could strengthen Beijing's negotiating position in the short term. However, the import data does not bode well for China's domestic consumption.

By Manuel Liu

Trade war: Registrations of US meat exporters partially extended.

Over the weekend, registrations of over 1,000 US meat exporters to China expired. Some have now been renewed. However, beef producers still wait.

By Emily Kossak

EU trade ministers in favor of de-escalation of Trump's tariff threats

In a video conference arranged at short notice, the EU trade ministers discussed the US President's tariff threats. According to one diplomat, the EU is "determined to react firmly". However, the aim is de-escalation.

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Exports: Why Chinese manufacturers need to rethink their expansion in Mexico

Chinese car manufacturers have long seen Mexico as a gateway to North and South America. However, as the trade conflict escalates, their expansion plans hang in the balance.

By Christian Domke Seidel

Trade: How China artificially reduces its surplus

The International Monetary Fund no longer trusts China's trade balance. Analysts have discovered that Beijing is artificially adjusting its surplus downwards. This could be an attempt by China to disguise its overcapacity.

By Marcel Grzanna

Trade: How China outstrips Europe in the Global South

According to a study, China has greatly expanded its trade with the countries of the Global South in recent years – at Europe's expense.

By Marcel Grzanna

Economic relations are tipping: zero-sum game instead of win-win

High-quality Chinese industrial goods compete with German products – in China, Germany, and global markets. A Rhodium Group study predicts a trend reversal in Germany's relations with China.

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Exports to the People's Republic slumped

By Redaktion Table