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China blames US for trade imbalances as surplus hits record $1.2tn in 2025

Exports soar as world’s second-largest economy shakes off Trump tariff threat
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"}],[{"start":135.29,"text":"But the loudest complaints about China’s surplus are expected from the EU, which has yet to follow the US and implement broad-based tariffs. The bloc has called for Beijing to stimulate domestic demand and reduce its own barriers to manufactured imports."}],[{"start":153.13,"text":"China’s full-year exports for 2025 rose 5.5 per cent on a year earlier, while imports were flat."}],[{"start":162.26999999999998,"text":"Wang Jun, vice-minister of the General Administration of Customs of China, said on Wednesday that trading partners’ export controls on high-tech products were preventing China from importing more, in veiled comments directed at the US. Successive US administrations have imposed stringent curbs on China’s access to high-end semiconductors."}],[{"start":186.45999999999998,"text":"“It should be pointed out that some countries politicise economic and trade issues, using various pretexts to restrict exports of high-tech products to China; otherwise, we would import more,” said Wang, adding: “There is vast room for import growth.”"}],[{"start":null,"text":"
"}],[{"start":203.59999999999997,"text":"Trump this year threatened tariffs as high as 145 per cent on Chinese goods. Beijing countered with its own levies and imposed restrictions on exports of rare earths — critical minerals needed for global manufacturing — that led the two sides to agree a one-year truce in their trade war at a summit in South Korea in October."}],[{"start":227.44999999999996,"text":"China’s rare earth exports last year also hit the highest level since at least 2014, according to Reuters calculations. China exported a total of 62,585 tonnes of the 17 elements in 2025, an annual increase of 12.9 per cent."}],[{"start":null,"text":"
"}],[{"start":247.24999999999997,"text":"Economists have warned that China’s economy is too reliant on manufacturing and exports for growth amid anaemic domestic consumption and a years-long property sector slowdown."}],[{"start":259.28999999999996,"text":"“China’s staggering trade surplus is simultaneously a symbol of its exporting prowess and the weaknesses in its growth model,” said Eswar Prasad, professor of economics at Cornell University."}],[{"start":274.28,"text":"“The economy’s reliance on exports rather than domestic demand to power growth is a bad omen both for China and the world economy.”"}],[{"start":284.80999999999995,"text":"Additional contributions by Wenjie Ding in Beijing"}],[{"start":301.81999999999994,"text":""}]],"url":"https://audio.ftcn.net.cn/album/a_1768374527_7679.mp3"}

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