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Trade in goods and services outlook in Asia and the Pacific 2025/2026
[Merchandise goods trade]
- Global Context: Tariff anticipation and digital investment drive a temporary upswing in trade
- Regional Trends: Export shipments grew, but price decrease limited financial gains
- Subregional Performance: Electronics-led export growth concentrated in East Asia
- Direction of Trade: Gradual shift from cost efficiency to resilience through global diversification
- Near Term Outlook: Slowing trade momentum
[Commercial services trade]
- Regional Trends: Services trade outperforms merchandise trade but lags behind global recovery
- Subregional Performance: Broad-based expansion with East Asia driving growth
- Sectoral Performance: Digital services exports expand, traditional sectors slow down
- Direction of Trade: Intra-regional services trade gradually strengthens
- Near Term Outlook: Resilience amid growing risks
[Conclusion: Balancing and Diverification]
- Regional trade is navigating several opposing forces. Amidst rising risks, demand for high-tech and AI-related hardware remains relatively resilient, which benefits electronics manufacturing and digital-services exporting economies. However, these and other sectors face mounting challenges from intensifying geopolitical pressures, trade-security restrictions, and increasingly complex data and digital-trade regulations, which add uncertainty to the outlook. Accordingly, firms are accelerating diversification strategies to mitigate supply chain vulnerabilities. Economies in Southeast Asia and India are emerging as alternative hubs within global supply chains, while exporters are broadening their market reach. This reorientation is reinforced by strengthening trade ties and new agreements between Asia-Pacific and external partners, including Europe, the United States, and other global markets.
- Global Context: Tariff anticipation and digital investment drive a temporary upswing in trade
- Regional Trends: Export shipments grew, but price decrease limited financial gains
- Subregional Performance: Electronics-led export growth concentrated in East Asia
- Direction of Trade: Gradual shift from cost efficiency to resilience through global diversification
- Near Term Outlook: Slowing trade momentum
[Commercial services trade]
- Regional Trends: Services trade outperforms merchandise trade but lags behind global recovery
- Subregional Performance: Broad-based expansion with East Asia driving growth
- Sectoral Performance: Digital services exports expand, traditional sectors slow down
- Direction of Trade: Intra-regional services trade gradually strengthens
- Near Term Outlook: Resilience amid growing risks
[Conclusion: Balancing and Diverification]
- Regional trade is navigating several opposing forces. Amidst rising risks, demand for high-tech and AI-related hardware remains relatively resilient, which benefits electronics manufacturing and digital-services exporting economies. However, these and other sectors face mounting challenges from intensifying geopolitical pressures, trade-security restrictions, and increasingly complex data and digital-trade regulations, which add uncertainty to the outlook. Accordingly, firms are accelerating diversification strategies to mitigate supply chain vulnerabilities. Economies in Southeast Asia and India are emerging as alternative hubs within global supply chains, while exporters are broadening their market reach. This reorientation is reinforced by strengthening trade ties and new agreements between Asia-Pacific and external partners, including Europe, the United States, and other global markets.
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