这是2025年9月17日拍摄的香港货柜码头。新华社记者陈铎摄 新华社香港9月25日电（奚天麒）香港特区政府统计处25日公布的对外商品贸易统计数字显示，香 港8月整体出口货值同比增长14.5%，连升18个月，增速比7月加快0.2个百分点。 统计数据显示，香港8月整体进口货值同比升11.5%，连升8个月。8月录得有形贸易逆差254亿港 元。今年前8个月香港出口及进口货值同比均增长13%，有形贸易逆差2433亿港元。 特区政府发言人表示，香港8月商品出口货值同比进一步增长，输往内地和大部分其他亚洲市场的 出口继续稳健增长，输往美国和欧盟的出口转升。同时，大部分主要商品的出口也显示上升，电动设 备、机械及机械用具表现持续强劲。 2025年5月22日，一艘集装箱货轮在香港货柜码头装货。新华社记者陈铎摄 这是2025年5月22日拍摄的香港货柜码头。新华社记者陈铎摄 发言人说，亚洲尤其是内地经济持续增长，香港与不同市场日益紧密的经贸联系，将继续支撑香港 商品贸易表现，但美国贸易政策将继续影响国际贸易流向的短期前景，特区政府会保持警觉。 ...

（文章来源：新华财经） 新华财经香港9月25日电（记者林迎楠）香港特区政府统计处25日发表的对外商品贸易统计数字显示， 2025年8月香港整体出口和进口货值同比分别上升14.5%和11.5%。 统计数据显示，8月商品整体出口货值为4366亿港元，同比上升14.5%；进口货值为4620亿港元，同比 上升11.5%。8月有形贸易逆差254亿港元，相当于商品进口货值的5.5%。 展望未来，发言人表示，亚洲尤其是内地经济持续增长，以及香港与不同市场日益紧密的经贸联系，应 继续为香港的商品贸易表现提供支持。而美国的贸易政策将会继续影响国际贸易流向的短期前景。 此外，前八个月的商品整体出口和进口货值同比均上升13.0%。前八个月有形贸易逆差为2433亿港元， 相当于商品进口货值的6.8%。 香港特区政府发言人指出，8月输往内地和大部分其他亚洲市场的出口继续保持稳健增长，输往美国和 欧盟的出口转升。同时，大部分主要商品的出口也有上升，尤其是电动设备、机械及机械用具的出口表 现持续强劲。 ...

9月25日，香港政府统计处发表的对外商品贸易统计数字显示，2025年八月份香港整体出口和进口货值 均录得同比升幅，分别上升14.5%和11.5%。继2025年七月份录得14.3%的同比升幅后，2025年八月份商 品整体出口货值为4366亿港元，较2024年同月上升14.5%。同时，继2025年七月份录得16.5%的同比升 幅后，2025年八月份商品进口货值为4620亿港元，较2024年同月上升11.5%。2025年八月份录得有形贸 易逆差254亿港元，相等于商品进口货值的5.5%。 2025年首八个月的商品整体出口和进口货值均较2024年同期上升13.0%。2025年首八个月录得有形贸易 逆差2433亿港元，相等于商品进口货值的6.8%。 经季节性调整的数字显示，截至2025年八月止的三个月与对上三个月比较，商品整体出口货值下跌 2.9%。同时，商品进口货值下跌2.0%。 2025年首八个月与2024年同期比较，输往大部分主要目的地的整体出口货值录得升幅，尤其是越南(升 52.7%)、马来西亚(升45.3%)、中国台湾省(升39.8%)、中国内地(升16.4%)和日本(升15.0%)。另一方面， 输往阿拉伯联 ...

Core Insights - In July 2025, Hong Kong's overall export and import values recorded year-on-year increases of 14.3% and 16.5%, respectively [1][3]. Trade Performance - The total export value for July 2025 was HKD 446.3 billion, reflecting a 14.3% increase compared to the previous year [3]. - The total import value for the same month was HKD 480.4 billion, showing a 16.5% year-on-year growth [3]. - A tangible trade deficit of HKD 34.1 billion was recorded in July, equivalent to 7.1% of the import value [3]. Year-to-Date Trends - For the first seven months of 2025, the overall export value increased by 12.7%, while the import value rose by 13.2% [3]. - A cumulative tangible trade deficit of HKD 218.6 billion was noted, representing 7% of the total import value during this period [3]. Market Dynamics - The spokesperson for the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government indicated that July's export performance was robust, with significant growth in exports to mainland China and most other Asian markets [3]. - However, exports to the United States and the European Union experienced a decline [3]. - Future prospects for Hong Kong's trade performance are supported by steady economic growth in Asia, particularly in mainland China, and increasingly close economic ties with various markets [3].

Core Viewpoint - Hong Kong's overall export and import values showed year-on-year increases in July 2025, with exports rising by 14.3% and imports by 16.5% compared to July 2024 [1] Trade Performance - In July 2025, the total export value reached HKD 446.3 billion, up 14.3% from the same month in 2024, while the total import value was HKD 480.4 billion, reflecting a 16.5% increase [1] - The tangible trade deficit for July 2025 was HKD 34.1 billion, equivalent to 7.1% of the import value [1] - For the first seven months of 2025, total export value increased by 12.7% and total import value rose by 13.2% compared to the same period in 2024, resulting in a tangible trade deficit of HKD 218.6 billion, or 7.0% of the import value [1] Regional Analysis - In July 2025, exports to Asia increased by 19.3%, with significant rises to Taiwan (91.9%), Malaysia (80.7%), Singapore (42.5%), Vietnam (42.1%), the Philippines (16.5%), and mainland China (16.1%) [2] - Imports from major supply regions also saw increases, particularly from Vietnam (129.3%), Thailand (33.1%), Singapore (28.7%), the UK (24.8%), Japan (22.3%), and mainland China (16.3%) [2][3] - For the first seven months of 2025, exports to Vietnam rose by 52.4%, Malaysia by 41.4%, Taiwan by 40.7%, mainland China by 17.7%, and Japan by 14.8% [2] Product Category Analysis - In July 2025, significant increases in export values were noted for electric machinery, instruments, and parts (up HKD 41.9 billion, 22.8%) and communication, recording, and sound equipment (up HKD 14.9 billion, 32.0%) [4] - Import values also rose for electric machinery, instruments, and parts (up HKD 39.6 billion, 21.9%) and communication, recording, and sound equipment (up HKD 22.2 billion, 49.8%) [4] - For the first seven months of 2025, electric machinery, instruments, and parts saw an increase of HKD 180.6 billion (14.8%), while office machines and automatic data processing equipment rose by HKD 127.4 billion (44.4%) in export values [4] Future Outlook - The steady growth of the mainland economy and closer economic ties with various markets are expected to support Hong Kong's trade performance [5] - However, high tariffs and uncertainties in U.S. trade policies may impact international trade flows in the short term [5]

Core Insights - Hong Kong's overall export and import values both recorded year-on-year increases in June 2025, with exports rising by 11.9% and imports by 11.1% [1] - The trade deficit for June 2025 was HKD 58.9 billion, equivalent to 12.4% of the import value [1] - For the first half of 2025, overall export value increased by 12.5% compared to the same period in 2024, while import value rose by 12.6% [1] By Country/Region Analysis - In June 2025, exports to Asia increased by 17.2%, with significant rises to Malaysia (52.6%), the Philippines (48.3%), Vietnam (37.6%), mainland China (18.3%), and India (12.5%) [2] - Conversely, exports to South Korea decreased by 10.9%, and exports to the Netherlands and the United States also saw declines of 35.5% and 12.1%, respectively [2] - For the first half of 2025, exports to Vietnam surged by 54.4%, Malaysia by 34.6%, and Taiwan by 33.0% [2] By Major Product Category Analysis - In June 2025, significant increases in export values were noted for "electrical machinery, instruments, and apparatus" (up HKD 35.8 billion, 20.2%) and "office machines and automatic data processing equipment" (up HKD 4.7 billion, 10.4%) [4] - Import values for the same categories also rose, particularly for "electrical machinery, instruments, and apparatus" (up HKD 28.4 billion, 14.6%) and "communication, recording, and sound equipment" (up HKD 8.3 billion, 17.7%) [4] - For the first half of 2025, exports of "electrical machinery, instruments, and apparatus" increased by HKD 139.2 billion (13.4%), while "office machines and automatic data processing equipment" saw a remarkable rise of HKD 129.7 billion (55.4%) [4] Comments - The Hong Kong government spokesperson noted that the export performance in June remained robust, with a significant year-on-year growth of 11.9% [5] - Exports to mainland China and most other Asian markets continued to expand significantly, while exports to the US and EU declined [5] Future Outlook - The steady growth of the mainland economy and the increasingly close economic ties between Hong Kong and various markets are expected to support trade performance [6] - However, the global trade policy outlook remains uncertain, prompting the Hong Kong government to monitor the situation closely [6]

Core Insights - Hong Kong's overall export and import values recorded year-on-year increases in April 2025, with exports rising by 14.7% and imports by 15.8% [1] - The total export value for April 2025 reached HKD 434.5 billion, while the import value was HKD 450.5 billion [1] - A tangible trade deficit of HKD 16 billion was recorded in April 2025, equivalent to 3.6% of the import value [1] Export Performance - The export value in April 2025 was HKD 434.5 billion, reflecting a 14.7% increase compared to April 2024 [1] - This follows a significant increase of 18.5% in March 2025 [1] Import Performance - The import value in April 2025 was HKD 450.5 billion, showing a 15.8% increase from April 2024 [1] - This comes after a 16.6% increase recorded in March 2025 [1] Trade Balance - The trade deficit for April 2025 was HKD 16 billion, which is 3.6% of the total import value [1]

Group 1 - The core point of the article indicates that Hong Kong's overall export and import values recorded year-on-year increases in March 2025, with exports rising by 18.5% and imports by 16.6% [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent developments in the trade tensions between the United States, China, and Canada, highlighting the initiation of consultations at the WTO regarding new U.S. tariffs and the potential for easing global trade tensions [2][3][4]. Group 1: U.S. Tariffs and WTO Consultations - The U.S. has agreed to consult with China and Canada at the WTO regarding new tariff measures, indicating a possible shift towards dialogue in trade disputes [2][4]. - The U.S. announced a 10% tariff on certain Chinese products on February 1, followed by an additional 10% on March 3, prompting China to file complaints with the WTO [3][7]. - Canada has also filed complaints against the U.S. regarding additional tariffs, indicating a broader context of trade disputes involving multiple countries [3][5]. Group 2: WTO's Role and Global Trade Dynamics - The WTO's dispute resolution process begins with consultations lasting 60 days, after which, if no agreement is reached, a panel may be established to further address the issues [5]. - WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala emphasized the need for calm and focus on avoiding unnecessary trade wars, noting that global service trade is thriving, with the U.S. being a significant beneficiary [11][12]. - In 2023, U.S. service exports exceeded $1 trillion, accounting for 13% of global exports, with a projected surplus of nearly $300 billion in 2024 [12]. Group 3: Service Trade vs. Goods Trade - The article highlights the contrast between the U.S. service trade surplus and the goods trade deficit, with the latter being a point of contention for U.S. policymakers [12][13]. - The U.S. achieved a service trade surplus of $1,126 billion with the EU, despite a goods trade deficit of $1,686 billion, illustrating the complexities of trade balances [13]. - The growth of service trade is expected to continue, with projections indicating a 10% year-on-year increase in service trade volume by Q3 2024, compared to a 4% increase in goods trade [12].