Insights for Chinese Taipéi

MoM insights: In April 2026, the trade value for imports from Chinese Taipei saw a significant decline, totaling 44.85B USD, which represents a decrease of 5.61B USD (approximately -11.12%). The top three countries contributing to this decline were Japan (5.32B USD, -1.56B USD, -22.67%), South Korea (7.44B USD, -1.21B USD, -14.02%), and China (9.65B USD, -971.81M USD, -9.15%). Conversely, the top three increases in imports were from the Netherlands (1.2B USD, +265.23M USD, +28.38%), the United States (5.38B USD, +213.41M USD, +4.13%), and the United Arab Emirates (349.96M USD, +189.82M USD, +118.54%). For exports, the total value was 67.62B USD, down by 12.56B USD (-15.67%). The largest decreases were seen in exports to the United States (21.53B USD, -7.01B USD, -24.56%), Singapore (6.1B USD, -1.98B USD, -24.56%), and Australia (618.13M USD, -1.39B USD, -69.22%). On the other hand, the top increases in exports were to Mexico (2.86B USD, +1.37B USD, +92.05%), Hungary (293.37M USD, +113.35M USD, +62.97%), and Indonesia (360.61M USD, +91.67M USD, +34.09%).

YoY insights: Year on year, imports from Chinese Taipei increased to 44.85B USD, reflecting a growth of 10.14B USD (+29.20%). The top three countries contributing to this growth were South Korea (7.44B USD, +3.26B USD, +78.26%), China (9.65B USD, +2.14B USD, +28.58%), and the United States (5.38B USD, +1.3B USD, +31.96%). The lowest growth was observed from Qatar (5.96M USD, -533.38M USD, -98.89%), Mexico (166.81M USD, -483.44M USD, -74.35%), and Saudi Arabia (328.4M USD, -319.69M USD, -49.33%). Exports saw a total value of 67.62B USD, with an increase of 18.97B USD (+39.00%). The highest growth was from the United States (21.53B USD, +8.39B USD, +63.82%), Singapore (6.1B USD, +3.03B USD, +99.04%), and China (9.06B USD, +1.34B USD, +17.30%). The lowest growth was from Malaysia (3.83B USD, -412.35M USD, -9.72%), Saudi Arabia (29.24M USD, -66.25M USD, -69.38%), and the United Arab Emirates (61.78M USD, -56.74M USD, -47.88%).