The newly released PMI new export orders index was 53.2%, a slight increase of 0.6 percentage points from last month, showing a steady and slightly upward trend.

Data show that in the 20 industries, 11 industries, led by electrical machinery and equipment manufacturing, tobacco products, clothing and footwear manufacturing, feather and down products, metal products and pportation equipment, are over 50%.

The textile industry, non-metallic mineral products industry and other 9 industries, the new export orders index is still below 50%, indicating that China's manufacturing export situation structural differences.

For the upcoming export data, analysts generally predict that the export figures for January November will rise slightly from last month.

Lu Zheng commissar, a senior economist at Xingye Bank, said that from the data of container pport, China's export container freight index declined for three consecutive weeks, with a cumulative range of 3.23%.

On the other hand, considering the correlation between exports and working days, the working day is higher than last month.

The above is expected to increase by 26.1-30.1% over the same period this year.

In the longer term, analysts pointed out that in the context of the more complex international economic environment, the overall recovery and steady recovery trend of China's manufacturing industry has not yet been formed, and the future export trend is still uncertain.