China Federation of Logistics & Purchasing released the China Bulk Commodity Development Report 2026 on June 16. The report says China remains one of the world’s largest bulk-commodity import markets; crude oil, iron ore and soyabean imports stayed elevated in 2025, underscoring China’s global absorption capacity. For 2025–26 it identifies a backdrop of macro pressure, market divergence and heightened external shocks, alongside stronger trade resilience and accelerated capacity building, conclud

2026-06-16

China Federation of Logistics & Purchasing released the China Bulk Commodity Development Report 2026 on June 16. The report says China remains one of the world’s largest bulk-commodity import markets; crude oil, iron ore and soyabean imports stayed elevated in 2025, underscoring China’s global absorption capacity. For 2025–26 it identifies a backdrop of macro pressure, market divergence and heightened external shocks, alongside stronger trade resilience and accelerated capacity building, concluding the sector is shifting from scale expansion to resilience-oriented allocation.