Export Trend of Specific Polyester Products

This fluctuation is likely attributed to shifts in shipment schedules.

Previously, the spokesperson for the General Administration of Customs stated that the slowdown in export growth in September was mainly due to several short-term, sporadic factors. These included two typhoons that made landfall consecutively in the Yangtze River Delta region, which caused shipping schedules to be delayed. Additionally, global shipping disruptions, container shortages, and anticipated negotiations related to the expiration of labor contracts for dockworkers on the U.S. East Coast also impacted the shipping and logistics rhythms of enterprises. As a result, some September shipments were delayed to October, leading to a significant increase in export volumes in October.

However, in terms of actual order-taking, feedback from some sources indicates that while the macroeconomic environment improved slightly at the end of September, prompting additional orders in some markets, export orders declined significantly after October. Recent feedback has also been relatively subdued, which warrants further follow-up on these data trends.