New Delhi, April 14 -- China has brushed aside concerns over the impact of US tariffs on its exports, even as tensions between Beijing and Washington continue to unsettle global markets. Chinese official Lyu said, "The sky won't fall" for Chinese exports, adding, "These efforts have not only supported our partners' development but also enhanced our own resilience."

Despite the latest tariff hike, China's customs department said the country's "vast domestic market" would serve as a stabilising force. "China will turn domestic certainty into a buffer against global volatility," the customs report noted.

China's exports saw a sharp rise last month, reflecting a likely rush to ship goods ahead of Donald Trump's "liberation day" tariffs, whi...