China's May Services Trade Deficit Widens to $18 Billion
China’s services trade deficit widened to $18 billion in May, bringing the January–May total to $93.1 billion, according to the regulator.
China’s services trade deficit reached $18 billion in May, according to official data. The figure highlights continued weakness in services exports versus imports.
For the first five months of 2025, the cumulative services trade deficit stood at $93.1 billion. The data was released by the country’s foreign exchange regulator.
Source: First Squawk