Exports from China increased by 8.7% yoy in August 2024, the most since March 2023, to a 23-month peak of USD 308.65 billion, exceeding forecasts of 6.5% and accelerating from a 7.0% rise in July. It was the fifth straight month of growth in shipments, amid robust foreign sales and despite growing trade tensions with the West. Among trading partners, exports rose to South Korea (3.4%), Taiwan (6.8%), the EU (13.4%), the US (4.9%), Japan (0.5%), and the ASEAN countries (8.8%). For the first eight months of 2024, sales rose 4.6% to USD 2.31 trillion, supported by agriculture products (2.2%), plastic products (6.7%), textile (3.5%), unwrought aluminum and aluminum materials (10.8%), mechanical & electronic products (6.5%), general machinery (12.0%), household appliance (14.7%), and integrated circuits (22.0%). During the period, exports grew to the US (2.8%), Hong Kong (10.4%), Taiwan (12.4%), Russia (0.4%), India (4.2%), Latin America (12.8%), the EU (0.7%), and the ASEAN (10.6%). source: General Administration of Customs
Exports YoY in China increased to 8.70 percent in August from 7 percent in July of 2024. Exports YoY in China averaged 14.29 percent from 1991 until 2024, reaching an all time high of 154.60 percent in February of 2021 and a record low of -40.60 percent in February of 2020. This page includes a chart with historical data for China Exports YoY. China Exports YoY - data, historical chart, forecasts and calendar of releases - was last updated on October of 2024.