
The percentage increase in China's exports in May compared to the same month in the previous year was 7.6%.

The surge in China's exports was contributed by a variety of products such as appliances, cars, and electronics. The value of exports for appliances climbed 18.3% in May compared to the same month a year earlier, while the actual number of appliances exported last month rose 27.8%. Additionally, exports of cars and electronics also saw an increase. This indicates that China's manufacturing sector is producing more goods for export as domestic demand remains weak.

The price trend of manufactured goods from China has been described as falling in the recent report. Despite the increase in the value of China's exports, the prices of many manufactured goods coming out of China are experiencing a decline. This is attributed to weak spending by Chinese households due to a continuous slide in prices for their apartments. As a result, much of the extra factory production is being exported, leading to a surge in exports of goods like appliances, cars, and electronics.