AI Data Insight
In May 2026, China's international trade in services credit (exports) reached 2742.4 hundred million RMB, a substantial increase of over 11.7% compared to 2454.6 hundred million in the previous month, highlighting strong momentum in service exports. A detailed breakdown shows that exports of intellectual property royalties and entertainment services experienced high-speed growth, reflecting the transition of China's trade in services toward high-value-added, knowledge-intensive industries. Benefiting from the peak travel season and the wave of enterprises expanding overseas in the short term, trade in services is expected to remain stable; however, in the medium term, it is still necessary to guard against the resistance brought by European and American technological and trade barriers.