A current account surplus means that a country's exports are worth more than its imports. Learn how current accounts affect competitiveness in world trade.
China’s reported current account surplus rose from $55 billion in the second quarter of 2024 ($220 billion annualized, or just over a percentage point of GDP) to $148 billion (just under $600 billion ...
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