China's General Administration of Customs released 2023 annual foreign trade "report card", China's trade in goods import and export value of 41.76 trillion yuan, an increase of 0.2%. The "new three kinds" of products combined exports for the first time exceeded the trillion yuan mark. Overall import and export is better than expected, to achieve the goal of promoting stability and improving quality.

The most important reason affecting the foreign trade situation in 2023 is the change in the external environment, the economic situation of several major countries are not very good, the world market growth is relatively weak. The domestic economy is facing a lot of difficulties, affecting the demand for imports. Foreign trade had faced a severe situation in the second and third quarters, but rebounded in the fourth quarter. Under the difficult situation, China's foreign trade maintained a slight growth under the stability, which can be said to be rare.

2023's foreign trade operation in the fourth quarter rebound day to day. From a regional perspective, China-Russia trade is growing rapidly, China's trade with Latin America and Africa is also growing, and China's trade with the "One Belt, One Road" has hit a new high. China's trade with the United States, the European Union and Japan and South Korea, on the other hand, there was a substantial decline in trade volume, need to pay attention to, but in November and December also appeared to rebound.

In terms of product structure, automobiles and ships are the bright spots for exports in 2023, especially in the automotive sector, where China has become the world's top exporter of automobiles, but imports and exports of high-technology products showed negative growth throughout the year. It should also be noted that the "new three" in the new energy automobile exports may be further affected by the U.S. and European trade protection measures in 2024, so it is particularly important to cultivate more growth points, such as the traditional advantages of export products such as tablet computers, monitors, integrated circuits, home appliances, cell phones, CNC equipment and artificial intelligence in the field of robotics, etc., and continue to open up new growth areas. etc., to continuously open up new avenues of growth.

You already know the overall situation of China's exports in 2023. So, which products will do better in 2024? In which countries are these products in higher demand? Using the free customs data provided by the General Administration of Customs is obviously not enough to make specific market decisions for you.

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