西非经济门户网1月7日报道，2025年第三季度科特迪瓦外贸实现跨越式增长，出口激增带动外贸呈 现近年来罕见的复苏态势。2025年7月至9月，科贸易总额同比增长28%，出口额为74.2亿美元，同比增 长51.4%，进口额为48.5亿美元，同比小幅增长3.5%，贸易顺差达到25.7亿美元，比去年同期的2.2亿美 元增长了十多倍。出口品类方面，橡胶和橡胶制品（11亿美元，+47.1%）、黄金等贵金属（11亿美 元，+28.2%）、腰果（6.5亿美元，+74.4%）、原油（6.1亿美元，+89%）是带动出口增长的主要驱动 力。出口目的地方面，科产品出口市场仍以欧洲和亚洲为主，瑞士和法国分别以9.8亿美元和9.4亿美元 的进口额位列科前两大采购国地位，其后分别是荷兰、马里、越南、马来西亚、中国、德国、美国和西 班牙，前十大采购国占科出口总额的66.5%。进口品类方面，石油产品（5亿美元，+21.4%）、通用机 械（+9.3%）和汽车（+28.5%）是主要进口产品，需要指出的是，原油进口大幅下降66%，金属制品进 口也呈下降趋势，是促进贸易平衡的重要因素。进口来源国方面，中国仍是科最大供应国，对科出口额 为9.4亿美元， ...

（原标题：韩国全年出口额突破7000亿美元大关） 产通部分析称，此次新高反映出韩国出口结构越发多元化特征。以半导体为首的电子产业以及汽 车、船舶、生物医药等传统主力产业继续保持强势，与此同时，韩流文化带动食品、化妆品等消费品成 为新的增长动力。 据韩联社12月29日报道，韩产业通商资源部与关税厅29日发布统计显示，韩国今年全年累计出口额 首次突破7千亿美元大关，达到历史新高。这一成绩使韩国在全球出口国家中位列第六。过去重要里程 碑包括1995年、2004年、2006年、2008年、2011年和2018年分别突破1千亿美元、2千亿美元、3千亿美 元、4千亿美元和6千亿美元等关口。本次突破7千亿美元，是继2018年达到6千亿美元后，时隔7年再创 新高。 今年上半年受不确定因素影响，韩国出口曾出现回落。但随着新政府上台后市场信心回稳，自6月 起出口开始强劲反弹，最终促成全年突破性增长。此外，截至今年9月，中小企业出口额与出口企业数 量均创历史新高。 ...

（原标题：韩第62届贸易日：有望达成史上最大出口额） 据韩联社12月4日报道，产业通商部与贸协当日举行了第62届"贸易日"纪念仪式，1000余名贸易有 功人士及政府、相关机构人士出席，今年1月至11月，韩国累计出口额达6402亿美元，创2022年以来近 三年新高。韩国出口有望首次突破7000亿美元大关。出口连续6个月实现正增长，呈现"先抑后扬"的良 好态势。今年，韩国出口由半导体、汽车、船舶、生物等主力制造业凭借强大竞争力领跑。随着韩流在 全球扩散，K-食品、K-美妆等消费品以及军工产品也取得亮眼成绩，为出口增长助力。出口市场结构 也逐步拓展实现多元化。此外，今年第三季度，出口中小企业数量达8.9万家，创历史新高；中小企业 出口额达871亿美元，也创下历史最高纪录，出口基础不断扩大。纪念仪式上，598名个人和1689家企业 因对韩国出口作出贡献而受到表彰。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Prime Minister of Samoa, Su'a Amala Suria, has reaffirmed the government's commitment to a 7% economic growth target despite facing various challenges [1] Group 1: Economic Growth Strategy - The government has set an ambitious medium-term economic growth target of 7% [1] - Six key pillars have been identified to drive this vision: inclusive growth, export diversification, policy sustainability, production-oriented economy, rural development, and digital transformation [1] Group 2: Structural Reforms - The government will not deviate from other structural reforms, including state-owned enterprise reform, trade facilitation measures, and the establishment of a single-window investment platform [1] - The central bank governor has stated that the central bank will leverage its expertise to buffer against economic shocks [1] Group 3: Economic Resilience - The nation is now better equipped than ever to withstand sudden economic shocks [1]

Core Viewpoint - Sri Lanka should shift its strategy towards high-value service exports due to structural limitations that hinder the expansion of manufacturing exports despite decades of incentives and free trade agreements [1] Group 1: Export Challenges - The export sector in Sri Lanka faces ongoing challenges that are not only governmental issues but also broader structural challenges within the economy [1] - The India-Sri Lanka Free Trade Agreement has yielded only modest benefits, while the Thailand Free Trade Agreement has not been implemented for various reasons [1] - Existing trade agreements are undermined by high domestic costs, affecting the overall export performance [1] Group 2: Comparative Advantage - Sri Lanka's comparative advantage lies in service sectors such as tourism, IT/BPM, logistics, and shipping rather than in manufacturing [1] - Global apparel giant Uniqlo considered investing in Sri Lanka but required a factory that could employ 10,000 workers, which the country cannot provide [1] - Approximately 70% of inputs for local manufacturing are imported, limiting domestic value addition, whereas service exports like digital and IT services or tourism generate higher foreign exchange inflows [1]

Core Insights - China's foreign trade showed unexpected resilience in the face of U.S. tariffs, with total trade value reaching 37.31 trillion yuan, a 3.6% year-on-year increase [1][2] - Exports to the U.S. declined significantly, dropping 17.1% year-on-year, while exports to the EU and ASEAN countries saw substantial growth [10][19][28] - The overall export growth was supported by diversification into new markets and an increase in high-tech product exports [9][41] Trade Performance - Total trade value for the first ten months of 2025 was 37.31 trillion yuan, with exports at 22.12 trillion yuan (up 6.2%) and imports at 15.19 trillion yuan (essentially flat) [1][2] - Exports to the U.S. fell to 2.52 trillion yuan, a decrease of 17.1%, while exports to the EU rose to 3.30 trillion yuan, an increase of 8.4% [10][19] - Exports to ASEAN countries reached 38.79 trillion yuan, marking a 15.3% increase, surpassing U.S. exports for the first time [28] Monthly Trends - Despite a 0.8% year-on-year decline in October exports, the overall trend for the year showed a V-shaped recovery with significant monthly growth [3][6] - Monthly exports exceeded 2.3 trillion yuan from June to September, with September alone seeing an 8.4% increase [3][6] Market Diversification - The decline in U.S. exports has been offset by increased exports to emerging markets, particularly in Southeast Asia and Africa [9][34] - Exports to Africa surged by 27.2%, with a notable increase in demand for industrial machinery and telecommunications products [34][40] Product Structure - The export structure is evolving, with high-end manufacturing products like industrial robots and new energy vehicles driving growth [41][46] - Exports of mechanical and electrical products accounted for over 60% of total exports, with integrated circuits and automotive exports showing significant increases [46]

Core Viewpoint - China's foreign trade has shown resilience despite challenges such as U.S. tariffs, with total trade value reaching 37.31 trillion yuan in the first ten months of 2025, a 3.6% year-on-year increase [1][2]. Trade Performance Overview - Total import and export value for the first ten months of 2025 was 37.31 trillion yuan, with exports at 22.12 trillion yuan (up 6.2%) and imports at 15.19 trillion yuan (essentially flat) [1][2]. - Exports to the U.S. saw a significant decline, with a total of 2.52 trillion yuan, down 17.1% year-on-year [2][10]. Export Trends - Export growth has exhibited a "V-shaped" recovery, with quarterly growth rates increasing from 1.3% in Q1 to 6% in Q3 [3][6]. - Despite a 0.8% decline in October exports, the overall trend remains positive with high monthly export levels [3][6]. U.S. Trade Relations - Exports to the U.S. have returned to levels seen in 2018, with a total value of 2.52 trillion yuan in the first ten months of 2025, reflecting a 15.9% decline in total trade with the U.S. [10][12][14]. - The U.S. market now accounts for approximately 9% of China's total trade, down from 14.7% last year [17][18]. EU Trade Relations - Trade with the EU has been robust, with total trade value reaching 4.88 trillion yuan, a 4.9% increase, and exports growing by 8.4% [19][20]. - The growth in exports to the EU has been driven by increased demand for high-tech products and automotive components [28][30]. ASEAN Trade Relations - ASEAN has surpassed the U.S. as China's largest trading partner, with exports to ASEAN countries exceeding those to the U.S. for the first time [31][32]. - Exports to ASEAN countries have shown double-digit growth, particularly to Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia [31][32]. African Trade Relations - Exports to Africa have surged, with a total of approximately 1.3 trillion yuan, marking a 27.2% increase year-on-year [37][40]. - The growth is attributed to increased infrastructure projects and demand for Chinese manufactured goods in Africa [42][43]. Export Product Diversification - China's export product structure is evolving, with significant growth in high-tech and high-value products such as industrial robots and electric vehicles [44][46]. - The share of mechanical and electrical products in total exports exceeds 60%, with notable increases in integrated circuits and automotive exports [49][50].

Core Viewpoint - China's foreign trade has shown resilience despite challenges such as increased tariffs from the U.S., with total trade value reaching 37.31 trillion yuan in the first ten months of 2025, a year-on-year increase of 3.6% [2][4]. Trade Performance Overview - Total import and export value for the first ten months of 2025 was 37.31 trillion yuan, with exports at 22.12 trillion yuan (up 6.2%) and imports at 15.19 trillion yuan (essentially flat) [2][3]. - Exports to the U.S. saw a significant decline, with a total of 2.52 trillion yuan, down 17.1% year-on-year [3][11]. Export Trends - Export growth has exhibited a "V-shaped" recovery throughout the year, with quarterly growth rates increasing from 1.3% in Q1 to 6% in Q3 [4][7]. - Despite a 0.8% decline in October exports, the overall trend remains positive, with monthly exports consistently exceeding 2.3 trillion yuan in the latter half of the year [4][10]. Regional Trade Dynamics - Exports to the EU increased significantly, with a total of 4.88 trillion yuan in the first ten months, marking a 4.9% increase [18][20]. - Exports to ASEAN countries have surpassed those to the U.S., with a total of approximately 2.69 trillion yuan, reflecting a robust growth trend [24][27]. - Exports to Africa have also surged, reaching about 1.3 trillion yuan, a 27.2% increase year-on-year, with several months showing over 30% growth [28][31]. Product Structure and Innovation - The export structure is evolving, with high-tech products and industrial machinery becoming significant contributors to growth, including a 54.9% increase in industrial robot exports and an 89.4% increase in new energy vehicle exports [36][42]. - The share of mechanical and electrical products in total exports exceeds 60%, with integrated circuits and automotive exports showing notable growth [42].

Core Insights - The article discusses the recent changes in trade dynamics between China and the United States, highlighting a decrease in China's reliance on the U.S. market for exports and an increase in trade with other regions [1][3]. Group 1: Trade Data Analysis - A chart presented by CNN shows that the proportion of U.S. exports in China's trade has decreased from 15% a year ago to approximately 10% as of now [1]. - Despite a decline in exports to the U.S., China's overall export total has increased by 6.1% year-on-year, driven by growth in exports to other markets such as the EU and ASEAN [3]. - China has quickly found alternative sources for U.S. agricultural products, such as soybeans and beef, from countries like Brazil, Australia, and Argentina [6]. Group 2: Strategic Shifts - The article emphasizes that China is diversifying its exports and increasing imports from other countries to replace U.S. goods [12]. - The "Belt and Road Initiative" is noted for playing a positive role in this trade diversification, as it has helped China expand its export markets and enhance the industrial capabilities of partner countries [12].

Core Insights - Turkey's total goods and services exports reached a record high of $390 billion as of October 29, surpassing the initial target for the year [1] - The export structure has diversified significantly from agricultural products to higher value-added industries such as automotive, home appliances, and defense [1] - Turkey's share of global exports is projected to reach a historical high of 1.07% in 2024, up from 0.55% in 2002 and an average of 0.38% from 1980 to 2000 [1] Export Performance - Goods exports amounted to $270 billion, exceeding the annual target set at the beginning of the year [1] - Turkey has achieved annual exports exceeding $1 billion to 53 countries and set historical highs in 60 countries [1] - The number of export companies in Turkey has surpassed 180,000 [1]