On the afternoon of September 24, the Global Digital Trade Fair Organizing Committee released the “Global Digital Trade Development Report 2026”. The report shows that in 2025, global digital trade exports reached 7.75 trillion US dollars, up 7.1% year on year, accounting for 22.2% of total global exports of goods and services, up 2.6 percentage points from 2021, outperforming the overall growth rate of global trade for many years in a row, showing resilience under multiple external pressures. The reporting system presents the global digital trade scale pattern, rule evolution, technological changes and innovative practices, and explores industry trends. In terms of structure, the export value of digital delivery trade is about 5.26 trillion US dollars, accounting for 67.9%. Among them, cloud infrastructure and AI services lead the growth; digital subscription trade exports are 2.49 trillion US dollars, and the focus of industry competition is shifting to localized implementation and compliance management.

On the afternoon of September 24, the Global Digital Trade Fair Organizing Committee released the “Global Digital Trade Development Report 2026”. The report shows that in 2025, global digital trade exports reached 7.75 trillion US dollars, up 7.1% year on year, accounting for 22.2% of total global exports of goods and services, up 2.6 percentage points from 2021, outperforming the overall growth rate of global trade for many years in a row, showing resilience under multiple external pressures. The reporting system presents the global digital trade scale pattern, rule evolution, technological changes and innovative practices, and explores industry trends. In terms of structure, the export value of digital delivery trade is about 5.26 trillion US dollars, accounting for 67.9%. Among them, cloud infrastructure and AI services lead the growth; digital subscription trade exports are 2.49 trillion US dollars, and the focus of industry competition is shifting to localized implementation and compliance management.