China's Trade with APEC Economies Reaches $18.05 Trillion During 14th Five-Year Plan
During the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-2025), trade between China and APEC economies reached 125.49 trillion yuan ($18.05 trillion), a 39.4% increase from the previous period. In 2025, trade with APEC economies accounted for 26.29 trillion yuan, nearly 60% of China’s total foreign trade. The General Administration of Customs announced initiatives to enhance cooperation and digital transformation within APEC. Despite domestic economic challenges, trade with APEC remains robust, with significant growth in high-tech exports and agricultural products.

China's trade with APEC economies totaled 125.49 trillion yuan ($18.05 trillion) during the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-2025), marking a 39.4% increase from the prior period. In 2025, trade with APEC reached 26.29 trillion yuan, making up 57.82% of China's overall foreign trade.
The General Administration of Customs highlighted initiatives for smart customs, supply chain resilience, and digital transformation. Trade growth was particularly noted in high-tech products, with exports rising to 4.63 trillion yuan. Companies like LM Wind Power and CJ (Shenyang) Biotech reported substantial increases in exports to APEC markets, reflecting China's strong integration and influence in the region.




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