TOKYO — Chinese companies increased their global market share in nearly 40% of major goods and services last year, according to a Nikkei analysis. This expansion includes notable gains in sectors such as electric vehicles and digital products.
The growth occurred despite the United States temporarily imposing tariffs of up to 145% on Chinese goods last year, a move aimed at curbing imports from China. Nevertheless, China-made products continue to spread worldwide, reflecting the resilience and competitiveness of Chinese firms in the global market.
This development highlights the ongoing shifts in international trade dynamics and the expanding influence of Chinese companies across various industries.
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