China Exports Rise, U.S. Trade Talks Continue Amid Tariff Hurdles

  Published 1 year ago

China's May exports rose 4.8% YoY, below forecasts, with U.S. shipments down 10%. Imports fell 3.4%, creating a $103.2B surplus. Trade talks continue amid delayed tariffs.

  • U.S.-China trade surplus hits $18B in May as U.S. exports fell 10% while imports dropped 7.4%.
  • April exports surged 8.1% as firms rushed to avoid higher U.S. tariffs before the 90-day delay.
  • Next U.S.-China talks in London aim to resolve disputes on semiconductors, rare earths, and student visas.

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