Electronic Integrated Circuits and Smartphones to Lead China's Export Potential to Existing Trading Partners, Reaching USD 165.48 Billion and USD 158.04 Billion by 2031
In 2031, the United States constitutes 27.00% (largest) of China's existing export potential, more than three times the share of second-placed Hong Kong at 8.01% but in the smaller set of entirely new product lines, India leads at 20.96%, ahead of the United States itself at 12.50%. Smartphones, semiconductors and computing hardware dominate the numbers so thoroughly that China's export potential is, above all, an electronics story, with the same handful of Asian and Western buyers appearing again and again across nearly every major product line.
