In May, Chinese exports rose nearly 28 percent in dollar terms from a year earlier. Imports soared 51.1 percent - a record since 2010. The trade surplus for the month amounted to $ 45.5 billion, Bloomberg reported.

Overseas demand for Chinese goods is growing as global economies emerge from months of isolation, fueling consumer spending. The robust recovery boosted demand for commodities, which also contributed to significant increases in commodity prices.

In the first five months of the year, trade between Russia and China increased by 23.6 percent on an annualized basis (to $ 50.65 billion). Exports to Russia increased by 35.3 percent (to $ 22.921 billion). Imports of Russian goods and services increased by 15.4 percent (to $ 27.735 billion). Trade between China and the United States rose 52.3 percent in five months to $ 279.64 billion.

In the first quarter of this year, China's economy grew by a record 18.3 percent, while in the same period last year it fell by 6.8 percent.

The economic growth was influenced by several factors, including increased domestic demand, stability in the labor market, ensuring high productivity of production and improving the expectations of entrepreneurs.