Kinas export ökar med 21,8 % under de två första månaderna av 2026

Kinas handelsresultat överträffade förväntningarna i början av 2026, med export som steg kraftigt. Tillväxttakten nådde 21,8 % på årsbasis för januari och februari, jämfört med 5,5 % föregående år. Denna uppgång drevs av nyckelsektorer i takt med global efterfrågan.

Kinas export ökade med 21,8 % på årsbasis under de två första månaderna av 2026, vilket markerar en betydande acceleration från 5,5-procentstillväxten som noterades 2025. Denna siffra överträffade marknadsprognoserna och signalerar en stark start på året för landets handelssektor. The increase was primarily driven by shipments in ships, chips, and automobiles, which continued to fuel export strength. Global demand played a crucial role in countering the negative effects of US tariffs on Chinese goods. Alongside the export boom, imports also showed strong growth, which could reassure trading partners. This development aligns with China's efforts to achieve a more balanced trade profile. Lynn Song, Chief Economist for Greater China at ING, highlighted these trends in an analysis published on March 10, 2026. The data underscores the resilience of China's export engines despite external pressures.

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