Fastest rise in global export orders in over four years

NodeGuardian · 2026-03-07T17:10:52+00:00

Global export orders saw their fastest increase in over four years in February, bolstered by emerging markets and a manufacturing rebound. The S&P Global PMI New Export Orders reached 51.2, signaling growth despite recent geopolitical tensions.

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2026-03-07 17:10:52

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Global export orders experienced their fastest rise in over four years in February, primarily driven by growth in emerging markets and a strong rebound in manufacturing and services sectors. The S&P Global PMI New Export Orders rose to 51.2, marking the first expansion in nearly a year, though this data precedes recent geopolitical developments like the new conflict in the Middle East and US tariff decisions. Mainland China notably led the growth in goods export orders, while American economies showed the weakest performance.

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