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China has announced a historic $1.19 trillion trade surplus in 2025, the largest ever recorded, despite aggressive tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump.

Official data from Beijing shows that Chinese exports remained strong throughout the year, with monthly surpluses exceeding $100 billion seven times. While trade with the United States declined, China successfully expanded exports to Southeast Asia, Africa, Latin America, and parts of Europe.

Chinese officials highlighted strong growth in green technology, artificial intelligence products, and robotics. However, the record surplus also reflects weak domestic demand, driven by a property crisis, rising debt, and cautious consumer spending.

Analysts say China’s growing dominance in global trade could lead to increased scrutiny, new tariffs, and rising tensions in international markets. Despite easing tensions after talks between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, trade uncertainty is expected to continue into 2026.

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