Les prix à l'exportation en Chine ont bondi de 5 % en avril

Les prix à l'exportation de la Chine ont augmenté de 5 % en avril, enregistrant leur plus forte hausse en trois ans. Ce bond a été alimenté par les coûts mondiaux de l'énergie et par la demande liée à l'intelligence artificielle pour des matières premières telles que le pétrole, les métaux et les semi-conducteurs.

Cette hausse contraste avec les tendances générales du secteur manufacturier chinois. La plupart des marchandises exportées par le pays ont continué de voir leurs prix chuter dans un contexte de concurrence intérieure intense et de surcapacité, ce qui a empêché les fabricants de répercuter la hausse des coûts des intrants sur les acheteurs.

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