China Balanza Comercial

Último Lanzamiento

oct. 31, 2025

Actual

90.07

Unidades En

USD HML

Previo

90.45

Frecuencia

Mensual

Próximo Lanzamiento

dic. 08, 2025

Tiempo restante para el Lanzamiento

29Días 2 Horas

Máximo	Mínimo	Promedio	Rango de Datos	Fuente
170.52 feb. 2025	-61.99 feb. 2020	18.33 USD HML	1981-2025	General Administration of Customs

La balanza comercial (BC) se refiere a la diferencia entre el valor monetario de las importaciones y exportaciones de un país durante un período de tiempo determinado. Una balanza comercial positiva indica un superávit comercial, mientras que una balanza comercial negativa indica un déficit comercial. La balanza comercial es un componente importante para determinar la cuenta corriente de un país.

Últimas Actualizaciones

China's trade surplus came in at USD 90.07 billion in October, smaller than expectations of USD 95.6 billion and below the USD 95.72 billion recorded in the same month last year. It marked the smallest trade surplus since February, as exports unexpectedly fell while imports rose. Exports declined 1.1% year-on-year, missing forecasts for a 3% increase and reversing an 8.3% gain in September, as overseas orders tapered off following months of front-loading to beat new US tariffs. The Golden Week holiday, along with a high base effect from last year, also contributed to the decline. Imports climbed 1.0%, below expectations for a 3.2% rise and well under the 7.4% gain in September — marking the weakest import growth since May, when purchases fell 3.4%. China’s trade surplus with the US rose to USD 24.76 billion in October, up from USD 22.82 billion in September. Year-to-date, China posted a total trade surplus of USD 964.8 billion, with exports rising 5.3% while imports fell 0.9%.