China's imports rise 22% in early 2026
China's imports increased by 22% during the first seven months of 2026, achieving positive growth in its dealings with more than 150 trading partners around the world. This growth is attributed to policies promoting expanded openness and successful export activities, including an event held in Cairo that involved 16 Chinese companies and 40 Egyptian exporters. Seventeen export agreements were signed, totaling $168 million. China continues to hold its position as the second-largest importer globally, with its share of total global imports rising to approximately 10%.
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