State Administration of Foreign Exchange: In November, China's international balance of goods and services trade import and export scale was 4.2792 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 3%.
By USD valuation, in November 2024, China's international balance of goods and services trade exports were $332.8 billion, imports were $263.8 billion, resulting in a trade surplus of $69 billion.
On December 27th, according to data from the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, in November 2024, China's international trade in goods and services had a total import and export volume of 4.2792 trillion yuan, an increase of 3% year-on-year. Among them, the export of goods was 2.1509 trillion yuan, imports were 1.5663 trillion yuan, resulting in a surplus of 584.6 billion yuan; the export of services was 236.2 billion yuan, imports were 325.8 billion yuan, resulting in a deficit of 89.5 billion yuan. The main items in services trade were: the scale of transportation services import and export was 171.4 billion yuan, travel services import and export was 155.8 billion yuan, other commercial services import and export was 100.6 billion yuan, and the import and export of telecommunications, computer, and information services was 61 billion yuan.
In terms of US dollars, in November 2024, China's international trade in goods and services had exports worth 332.8 billion US dollars and imports worth 263.8 billion US dollars, resulting in a surplus of 69 billion US dollars.
This article was selected from the "State Administration of Foreign Exchange official website"; Edited by GMTEight: Huang Xiaodong.
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