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Visualised: China’s Trillion Dollar Trade Surplus by Country

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Here's the detailed breakdown of China’s trillion dollar trade surplus accumulated in the first 11 months of 2025, its highest ever.


Title written as “China’s $1 Trillion Trade Surplus” An exclusive researched row graph represented in a rich visual infographic showing the top countries where China has a trade surplus and a trade deficit. Listed countries include - Hong Kong, EU, USA, India, Africa, UK, Latin America, Canada, Taiwan, Australia, South Korea, Russia, New Zealand and Japan.


5 areas where China earns its highest trade surplus are:

  1. Hong Kong: $272 bn

  2. European Union (EU): $267 bn

  3. USA: $257 bn

  4. ASEAN Countries: $245 bn

  5. India: $105 bn


On the contrary, countries that export more to China than they import are:

  1. Taiwan: $133 bn

  2. Australia: $48 bn

  3. South Korea: $37 bn

  4. Others: $22 bn

  5. Russia: $20 bn


As of November 2025, the total exports for China’s 11-month period stand at $3.4 trillion compared to total imports of $2.3 trillion. Therefore, on a net basis China has touched a trillion dollar trade surplus. (as per GACC)


Note: Hong Kong maintains separate trade data it has its own economic and trade policy. 

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