exports
Coverage of exports in the Nexus archive.
- China consumer price growth weakens in June while producer inflation rises to near 4-year high
China's consumer price growth weakened in June, while producer inflation rose to a near 4-year high. Investors increasingly view China's two-speed growth model, characterized by robust exports and tepid domestic demand, as a long-term economic feature.
- Finance Ministry notifies rules for determination of origin of goods under India-U.K. trade pact
India's Finance Ministry has notified rules to determine the origin of goods under the India-U.K. trade pact. The Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) provides duty-free access for 99% of India's exports to the U.K., covering nearly all trade categories.
- Why brokers believe China’s AI-driven stock run will find fresh legs
Chinese stocks may extend gains in the second half of 2023 due to resilient exports, recovering producer prices, and fading high oil price disruptions. Brokerages predict mainland-listed companies' full-year earnings growth could reach 10%, with households potentially investing 2 trillion yuan into equities.
- Mexico Exports Surge 22.6% but the Car Engine Stalls
Mexico’s exports surged 22.6% in the first five months of 2026, reaching $317.2 billion, with May exports rising 25.4% year-on-year. The January-to-May trade surplus hit $5.8 billion, over six times the previous year’s figure.
- Shrimp farmers shift to local sales amid price drops, export disruptions
Shrimp farmers are shifting to local sales due to export disruptions and price drops, offering their produce at ₹400 per kg domestically.
- Palm Oil Climbs on Higher Exports and Indian Demand Expectations
Palm oil prices are rising due to increased exports and anticipated higher demand from India. The harvested palm oil fruit is sourced from Malaysia.
- Hong Kong exports rise by nearly 41% in May as AI keeps fuelling demand
Hong Kong exports grew by 40.8% year-on-year in May 2024, reaching HK$611.2 billion (US$77.95 billion), driven by demand for AI-related products. This marked the second consecutive month of export growth exceeding 40%.
- Sudan: Economic Task Force Led By Finance Minister Reviews Urgent Measures to Stabilise Exchange Rate
Minister of Finance and Economic Planning Dr. Gebreil Ibrahim chaired a task force meeting to develop urgent measures addressing economic challenges related to exports and imports. The initiative is part of the Sudanese government's efforts to achieve economic stability.
- Qatar Rushes to Bring Back Empty LNG Ships as It Lifts Exports
Qatar is urgently recalling empty liquefied natural gas (LNG) ships to resume and increase exports. The country is enhancing LNG output following a strategic pause in shipments.
- Japan May exports grow at fastest pace in over three years, beating estimates, as chip demand soars
Japan's exports in May grew at their fastest pace since November 2022, surpassing estimates due to strong demand for cars and semiconductors. The surge was driven by robust global demand for automotive products and chips.
- Hong Kong Issuers Seek to Boost Trading in Overlooked Stocks
Hong Kong issuers are seeking to boost trading in overlooked stocks. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange, located in the Exchange Square Complex, reported raised full-year growth forecasts for 2025 due to unexpected strength in exports and domestic consumption.
- Nigeria’s merchandise trade hits N34.8 trillion in Q1 2026 as exports outpace imports – NBS
Nigeria’s merchandise trade reached N34.8 trillion in Q1 2026, with exports exceeding imports, resulting in a N7.5 trillion trade surplus driven by robust crude oil sales.
- China’s exports jump 19.4% in May from a year earlier, despite Iran war
China's exports rose 19.4% in May compared to the previous year, despite ongoing conflicts in Iran.
- Chinese exports climb as AI boom fuels trade
Chinese exports are rising due to an AI boom driving trade growth. Imports are also showing strong growth as the world's second-largest economy recovers from an energy shock.
- China trade defies Iran war drag as exports, imports beat estimates in May
China's exports and imports in May exceeded estimates despite the negative impact of the Iran war. The economy showed signs of faltering following a strong first-quarter performance.
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang declines Senate testimony on AI, China and exports
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang declined Senate testimony on AI, China, and exports. Sen. Elizabeth Warren argued he should answer questions publicly regarding AI chip sales to China and export controls.
- How the AI chip boom has made South Korea a victim of its own success
South Korea's exports surged 53% annually due to the AI chip boom, with semiconductor shipments rising 170% to a record high. The demand for memory chips driven by AI has accelerated economic growth in the tech-dependent nation.
- Why East Asia must turn away from exports
The article argues that East Asia should reduce its reliance on exports, suggesting a shift in economic strategy. It is featured in The Economist's latest issue.
- Chinese manufacturing slows as Iran war strains economy
China’s manufacturing activity slowed in May amid the Iran war, with rising oil prices impacting the economy despite Beijing’s crude stockpile and diverse energy mix. Exports remain strong due to the global data center buildout, but the consumer economy is struggling with plunging pork prices and low spending.
- French economy contracts by 0.1% in first quarter
The French economy contracted by 0.1% in the first quarter due to weak domestic demand and a decline in exports.
- ‘Transitory euphoria’: South Korea’s strong economic outlook masks key hurdles
South Korea’s economy is growing stronger than expected in 2023 with a revised growth outlook of 2.6%, driven by robust semiconductor exports and government spending. However, analysts highlight risks including rising inflation, a weakening won, and uneven sectoral performance.
- China's industrial profits surge at fastest rate in two years
China’s industrial profits surged at the fastest rate in over two years, driven by strong exports and advancements in modularity. Experts highlighted China’s mastery of modular production as a key factor in its global industrial dominance, despite weak domestic consumption.
- Germany’s Reiche Tells EU to Avoid Harming Exports to China
German official Katherina Reiche urged the European Union to avoid actions that could harm exports to China during a press conference in Beijing on May 27.
- California farmers were already struggling. Then came the Iran war
The Iran war has exacerbated challenges for California farmers by disrupting exports and driving up fertilizer prices, worsening their existing struggles. Rising costs and export disruptions are directly impacting agricultural productivity and profitability in the region.
- Southeast Asia's turn to crops for fuel leaves less for food and exports
Southeast Asian countries are shifting agricultural focus toward fuel crops, resulting in reduced food availability and export capacity. This shift raises concerns about regional food security and economic impacts.
- Li Auto's luster fades with record quarterly loss, raising export stakes
Li Auto reported a record quarterly loss, leading to a decline in its luster. The company is now focusing on increasing its export efforts to mitigate the financial downturn.