China Introduces Policies to Shield Exporters from Renewed Trade Barriers

The measures aim to counter Donald Trump's proposed tariff hikes and bolster China's export sector amid global trade challenges.

China's Commerce Ministry announced a nine-point plan to support exporters facing potential tariff increases from the incoming Trump administration.
The policy includes expanding export credit insurance, increasing financing for international trade, and strengthening cross-border e-commerce efforts.
China plans to boost exports of agricultural and specialty products while supporting imports of vital equipment and energy resources.
The measures also emphasize stabilizing the yuan exchange rate and enhancing currency risk management for exporters.
Experts view the policies as a proactive response to rising global trade tensions and a potential escalation in U.S.-China trade disputes.