Economy·Sep 25, 2026
China Sees Surprise Jump In US Orders Ahead Of Trump-Xi Summit
A private survey shows a rebound in Chinese exports to the US as companies bet on continued stability between the two economies.
China saw a surprise jump in orders from the United States ahead of a planned Trump-Xi summit, according to a private survey cited by CNBC.
The rebound in exports suggests companies are positioning for continued stability between the world's two largest economies, even as tariff tensions have periodically flared between Washington and Beijing.
The survey adds a data point to the broader trade relationship as both governments prepare for the upcoming summit between the two leaders.
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