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Overall, China's trade values for the year 202512 show a robust increase in both imports and exports. Total exports reached 357.75 billion USD, up 22.12 billion USD from the previous year, while imports totaled 243.64 billion USD, an increase of 12.85 billion USD. The month-on-month analysis also indicates strong growth, with exports increasing by 27.4 billion USD and imports by 24.97 billion USD. This reflects a positive trend in trade dynamics, likely influenced by recent agreements and recovery in the services sector.

In the month-on-month analysis, China's total exports reached 357.75 billion USD, reflecting a significant increase of 27.4 billion USD, which corresponds to an 8.29% growth. Imports totaled 243.64 billion USD, with a rise of 24.97 billion USD, marking an increase of 11.42%. For imports by country, the top three contributors were China (12.79B USD, 2.18B USD increase, 20.49%), United Arab Emirates (4.58B USD, 1.98B USD increase, 76.13%), and Chile (4.95B USD, 1.86B USD increase, 60.37%). The lowest performers included South Africa (1.93B USD, -1.11B USD decrease, -36.53%), Switzerland (2B USD, -845.33M USD decrease, -29.67%), and Peru (3.05B USD, -836.22M USD decrease, -21.49%). In terms of exports, Hong Kong led with 35.46B USD, an increase of 4.4B USD (14.16%), followed by Malaysia (10.98B USD, 2.33B USD increase, 26.90%) and Russia (11.71B USD, 2.17B USD increase, 22.68%). The bottom three were Australia (6.39B USD, -2.31B USD decrease, -26.56%), Japan (13.19B USD, -1.53B USD decrease, -10.34%), and Mexico (7.41B USD, -573.78M USD decrease, -7.14%).

In the year-on-year analysis, total exports amounted to 357.75 billion USD, with a notable increase of 22.12 billion USD, translating to a growth rate of 6.59%. Imports reached 243.64 billion USD, with a rise of 12.85 billion USD, reflecting a growth of 5.57%. For imports by country, the top performers included Brazil (10.97B USD, 3.06B USD increase, 38.64%), Hong Kong (3.65B USD, 2.04B USD increase, 126.16%), and Russia (12.68B USD, 2.01B USD increase, 18.86%). The lowest performers were the United States (10.93B USD, -4.4B USD decrease, -28.69%), Malaysia (6.25B USD, -4.22B USD decrease, -40.30%), and Canada (3.45B USD, -2.65B USD decrease, -43.46%). In exports, Hong Kong again led with 35.46B USD, an increase of 8.44B USD (31.23%), followed by Vietnam (18.94B USD, 3.22B USD increase, 20.46%) and India (12.77B USD, 2.31B USD increase, 22.10%). The bottom three were the United States (34.18B USD, -14.65B USD decrease, -30.01%), Indonesia (8.52B USD, -364.93M USD decrease, -4.11%), and Pakistan (1.9B USD, -343.38M USD decrease, -15.33%).

Overall, the analysis indicates a challenging month for U.S. trade in 2025, with total imports declining by 11.53 billion USD and exports dropping by 21.21 billion USD. Year-on-year, imports also faced a significant decline of 12.43 billion USD, while exports managed a modest increase of 6.97 billion USD. The trade flow dynamics reflect the impact of sanctions and tariffs, particularly affecting trade with China and Canada.

In the month-on-month analysis, total imports decreased by approximately 11.53 billion USD, reflecting a decline of about 4.25%. Exports also saw a significant drop of 21.21 billion USD, which is a decrease of around 10.95%. Among imports, Singapore led with a notable increase of 2.03 billion USD (93.28%), while Mexico experienced the largest decline of 3.99 billion USD (-8.27%). In exports, the Netherlands had the highest increase of 586.22 million USD (8.04%), whereas Canada faced the largest drop of 3.35 billion USD (-13.44%).

Year-on-year, total imports decreased by 12.43 billion USD, a decline of approximately 4.57%. In contrast, exports increased by 6.97 billion USD, reflecting a growth of about 4.21%. The most significant year-on-year increase in imports was from Chinese Taipei, which rose by 10.97 billion USD (119.33%), while China saw the largest decline of 17.32 billion USD (-46.42%). For exports, Switzerland led with an increase of 9.08 billion USD (496.93%), while China again had the largest decrease of 5.57 billion USD (-44.84%).

Overall, the total trade value for imports was 262.57B USD, reflecting a decrease of 11.62B USD (-4.24%) month-on-month, while exports totaled 182.15B USD, down by 20.64B USD (-10.18%). Year-on-year, imports totaled 262.57B USD, with a decline of 11.74B USD (-4.28%), while exports increased to 182.15B USD, up by 8.11B USD (4.66%). The trade balance indicates a challenging environment for imports, particularly from major partners like China and Canada, while exports showed resilience in certain sectors despite declines in others.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Singapore saw the highest increase with a trade value of 4.23B USD, reflecting a significant growth of 92.28%. Germany followed with an increase of 1.4B USD (11.61%), while Austria's imports rose by 1.24B USD (85.78%). On the downside, Mexico experienced the largest decline in imports, dropping by 4.01B USD (-8.26%), followed by China with a decrease of 2.94B USD (-12.29%) and Canada with a decline of 2.76B USD (-8.87%). For exports, the Netherlands led with an increase of 640.85M USD (8.51%), while Chinese Taipei and the Bahamas also saw notable increases of 441.76M USD (9.14%) and 344.46M USD (81.99%) respectively. Conversely, Canada faced the largest export decline of 3.87B USD (-13.24%), followed by Mexico with a decrease of 2.96B USD (-10.00%) and the United Kingdom with a drop of 2.81B USD (-24.01%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei surged by 10.98B USD (118.38%), followed by Vietnam with an increase of 5.07B USD (41.81%) and Thailand with a rise of 3.85B USD (73.94%). On the other hand, imports from China saw a significant decline of 16.82B USD (-44.54%), with Ireland and Canada also experiencing drops of 5.91B USD (-55.91%) and 5.14B USD (-15.31%) respectively. For exports, Switzerland led with an increase of 9.25B USD (4.90%), followed by the United Kingdom with a rise of 2.5B USD (39.15%) and Chinese Taipei with an increase of 1.6B USD (43.62%). However, exports to China fell by 5.59B USD (-44.39%), with Canada and Australia also seeing declines of 3.31B USD (-11.54%) and 771.61M USD (-23.77%) respectively.

The analysis of the trade values for the United States in 202511 indicates a mixed performance in international commerce. Month-on-month, total imports decreased by 11.52B USD (-4.25%) while exports fell by 19.83B USD (-10.21%). Year-on-year, total imports saw a decline of 12.46B USD (-4.58%), but total exports increased by 8.02B USD (4.82%). The trade flow dynamics reveal significant fluctuations, particularly with imports from Asian countries showing both high growth and substantial declines. The overall trade landscape reflects the impact of geopolitical tensions and economic conditions, particularly in relation to sanctions and market performance.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Singapore saw the highest increase with a trade value of 4.21B USD, reflecting a significant growth of 93.28%. Germany followed with an increase of 1.42B USD (11.87%), while Austria had a notable rise of 1.24B USD (86.54%). On the downside, imports from Mexico decreased by 3.99B USD (-8.27%), China by 2.91B USD (-12.71%), and Canada by 2.78B USD (-9.02%). For exports, the Netherlands led with an increase of 640.25M USD (8.71%), followed by Chinese Taipei with 445.22M USD (9.38%), and the Bahamas with 307.93M USD (81.54%). Conversely, exports to Canada fell by 3.35B USD (-13.44%), Mexico by 2.88B USD (-9.99%), and the United Kingdom by 2.78B USD (-24.43%). Overall, total imports decreased by 11.52B USD (-4.25%) while total exports dropped by 19.83B USD (-10.21%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei experienced the most significant growth, increasing by 10.96B USD (119.25%), followed by Vietnam with a rise of 5B USD (41.41%), and Thailand with 3.84B USD (74.17%). On the contrary, imports from China saw a decline of 17.33B USD (-46.43%), Ireland by 5.88B USD (-55.43%), and Canada by 5.19B USD (-15.20%). For exports, Switzerland had the highest increase of 9.09B USD (496.63%), followed by the United Kingdom with 2.44B USD (39.74%), and Chinese Taipei with 1.58B USD (43.83%). However, exports to China decreased by 5.55B USD (-44.53%), Canada by 3.23B USD (-13.02%), and Australia by 749.82M USD (-24.09%). Overall, total imports decreased by 12.46B USD (-4.58%) while total exports increased by 8.02B USD (4.82%).

The analysis of the trade values for the United Kingdom in 202511 indicates a mixed performance in international commerce. Month-on-month, total imports decreased by 395M GBP (-0.61%) while exports fell by 4.02B GBP (-10.76%). Year-on-year, total imports increased by 5.15B GBP (8.75%) but exports saw a significant decline of 5.48B GBP (-14.12%). The highest increases in imports were from Switzerland and the United States, while the largest decreases were from the United States and Germany. For exports, Hong Kong and Saudi Arabia showed the most significant increases, while Switzerland and China experienced the largest declines.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Switzerland saw the highest increase with a trade value of 5.16B GBP, reflecting a significant rise of 2.69B GBP (approximately 108.43%). Australia followed with an increase of 354.01M GBP (45.57%), while Canada experienced a modest rise of 289.07M GBP (9.37%). On the downside, imports from the United States dropped by 1.41B GBP (-17.45%), Germany decreased by 645.92M GBP (-9.29%), and China saw a decline of 490.74M GBP (-8.00%). For exports, Hong Kong led with an increase of 537.35M GBP (59.82%), followed by an unknown category with 135.2M GBP (17.39%), and South Korea with 118.21M GBP (48.00%). Conversely, Qatar faced a significant drop of 1.58B GBP (-82.39%), Switzerland decreased by 1.49B GBP (-76.32%), and India saw a decline of 613.51M GBP (-56.96%). Overall, total imports decreased by 395M GBP (-0.61%) while exports fell by 4.02B GBP (-10.76%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Switzerland again topped the list with a trade value of 5.16B GBP, marking an increase of 3.92B GBP (426.67%). The United States followed with a rise of 2.07B GBP (45.00%), and Canada increased by 1.81B GBP (116.67%). On the lower end, Kazakhstan saw a drastic decline of 1.94B GBP (-96.67%), China decreased by 785.92M GBP (-12.24%), and Norway fell by 767.6M GBP (-29.96%). For exports, Hong Kong led with an increase of 627.14M GBP (77.57%), Saudi Arabia followed with 214.29M GBP (56.42%), and Poland increased by 172.59M GBP (37.93%). On the downside, Switzerland faced a significant drop of 4.17B GBP (-90.01%), China decreased by 2.12B GBP (-50.00%), and the United States saw a decline of 1.21B GBP (-23.19%). Overall, total imports increased by 5.15B GBP (8.75%) while exports decreased by 5.48B GBP (-14.12%).

In summary, Spain's trade values for the month showed a decrease in both imports and exports, with total imports at 38.1B EUR and total exports at 32.02B EUR. Year-on-year, imports increased to 38.1B EUR, while exports rose to 32.02B EUR, indicating a positive trend in trade despite the recent monthly declines.

In the month-on-month analysis, Spain's imports saw a significant increase, with the highest values recorded from Nigeria (465.08M EUR, 3.02% increase), Mexico (464.43M EUR, 0.58% increase), and Japan (627.83M EUR, 0.34% increase). Conversely, the lowest values were from the Rest of the World (1.41B EUR, -0.24% decrease), the United States (2.11B EUR, -0.16% decrease), and Germany (4.29B EUR, -0.06% decrease). For exports, Turkey led with 933.06M EUR (3.91% increase), followed by Slovenia (90.46M EUR, 33.01% increase), and Sweden (321.37M EUR, 5.36% increase). The lowest exports were to France (4.32B EUR, -11.73% decrease), Portugal (2.8B EUR, -12.09% decrease), and the Rest of the World (1.73B EUR, -11.66% decrease). Overall, total imports decreased by 1.35B EUR (-3.42%), while total exports decreased by 3.58B EUR (-10.05%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from the Rest of the World increased significantly by 1.06B EUR (3.09%), followed by China (4.34B EUR, 0.17% increase) and Germany (4.29B EUR, 0.08% increase). The lowest increases were from Algeria (461.04M EUR, -0.43% decrease), the United States (2.11B EUR, -0.12% decrease), and Brazil (483.7M EUR, -0.30% decrease). For exports, the Rest of the World also saw a notable increase of 1.19B EUR (2.17%), with Turkey (933.06M EUR, 0.26% increase) and Germany (3.42B EUR, 0.04% increase) following. The lowest decreases were from Panama (31.63M EUR, -87.77% decrease), the United Kingdom (1.91B EUR, -0.07% decrease), and China (594.18M EUR, -0.15% decrease). Overall, total imports increased by 2.2B EUR (6.13%), while total exports increased by 1.42B EUR (4.63%).

Overall, Sweden's total trade value for exports decreased by 6.79B SEK (4.22%) to 154.03B SEK, while imports fell by 13.48B SEK (8.51%) to 144.93B SEK. This indicates a significant contraction in trade activity, particularly in imports, which may reflect broader economic challenges or shifts in demand. The notable increases in imports from Brazil and exports to Canada highlight specific areas of growth amidst the overall decline.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Brazil saw the highest increase with a trade value of 1.41B SEK, reflecting a significant rise of 877.53M SEK (1.65%). The Netherlands followed with a trade value of 15.96B SEK, increasing by 683.86M SEK (0.04%). Chile also experienced a notable increase with 776.8M SEK, up by 626.48M SEK (4.17%). On the downside, Germany faced the largest decline in imports, dropping by 2.94B SEK (11.11%) to a total of 23.51B SEK. France and the United States also saw significant decreases of 1.88B SEK (28.12%) and 1.64B SEK (22.74%) respectively. In exports, Canada led with a trade value of 3.24B SEK, increasing by 1.8B SEK (125.61%). Czechia followed with 2.69B SEK, up by 1.13B SEK (72.64%). Russia also saw a rise to 2.49B SEK, increasing by 944.45M SEK (61.05%). Conversely, Germany's exports fell by 1.99B SEK (11.29%) to 15.65B SEK, while Poland and the United Kingdom experienced declines of 1.37B SEK (18.8%) and 1.15B SEK (13.91%) respectively.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Ireland showed the most significant growth, reaching 2.25B SEK with an increase of 773.85M SEK (52.57%). Czechia followed with 3.38B SEK, up by 485.93M SEK (16.79%). Brazil also saw a rise to 1.41B SEK, increasing by 450.79M SEK (47.04%). On the contrary, Belgium faced the largest decline in imports, dropping by 1.77B SEK (22.11%) to 6.22B SEK. Guyana and the Netherlands also saw significant decreases of 1.64B SEK (99.9%) and 1.46B SEK (8.39%) respectively. In exports, Canada led with a trade value of 3.24B SEK, increasing by 2.33B SEK (258.96%). Russia followed with 2.49B SEK, up by 1.88B SEK (306.46%). Czechia also saw a rise to 2.69B SEK, increasing by 1.25B SEK (86.94%). However, exports to the United States fell by 2.25B SEK (14.96%) to 12.77B SEK, while Germany and the Netherlands experienced declines of 1.89B SEK (10.77%) and 1.84B SEK (20.71%) respectively.