Global trade update: 🚀 In 2025, trade between China and Central Asian neighbors soared to $106.3 billion—breaking the $100B barrier for the first time! This marks five straight years of growth, making China Central Asia's top partner.
Chinese exports jumped 11% to $71.2B, driven by demand for heavy machinery and high-tech products (think semiconductors, smart devices and industrial equipment).
Meanwhile, imports from Central Asia climbed 14% to $35.1B, diversifying beyond raw resources to chemicals, steel and agricultural goods.
Why it matters: Stronger trade means more competitive prices on gadgets and gear, plus fresh produce flows across borders. Whether you're in Dhaka or Jakarta, these shifts shape what lands on your desk—and dinner table.
Stay tuned as these Asia-wide trade currents create new chances for startups, savvy shoppers and regional partnerships. The future of trade is buzzing! 🌏✨
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China-Central Asia trade exceeds $100 billion for first time in 2025
cgtn.com
