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Trade surplus due to competitiveness

CHINA's trade surplus is not driven by subsidies or an undervalued exchange rate. Instead, it reflects a combination of structural factors, including stronger manufacturing competitiveness, greater import substitution, the restructuring of global supply chains and the expanding presence of Chinese firms in overseas markets, economists said at a recent forum in Beijing.

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A drone photo taken on July 14, 2026 shows a view of the international container terminal at Yantai Port in East China's Shandong province. [Photo/Xinhua]

CHINA's trade surplus is not driven by subsidies or an undervalued exchange rate. Instead, it reflects a combination of structural factors, including stronger manufacturing competitiveness, greater import substitution, the restructuring of global supply chains and the expanding presence of Chinese firms in overseas markets, economists said at a recent forum in Beijing.

At the 2026 Tsinghua PBCSF Chief Economists Forum, Wang Tao, senior research adviser at UBS Investment Bank, said that China's trade surplus has multiple underlying causes and should not be attributed to subsidies or an undervalued exchange rate.

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