Enamelled Wire Exports in July Pull Back MoM but Remain High Growth YoY [SMM Analysis]

Published: Aug 20, 2026 17:47 (GMT+8)
According to data from the General Administration of Customs, China's export of enamelled wire in June 2026...

      According to data from the General Administration of Customs,China's copper enamelled wire exports in July 2026 totaled 14,103.7 mt, up 12.44% YoY and down 2.27% MoM; cumulative exports from January to July 2026 reached 89,951.19 mt, up 9.57% YoY.(HS code 85441100)

     China's copper enamelled wire exports continued their growth trend in July 2026, up 12.44% YoY. Looking at export destinations, most markets outside China saw higher exports YoY, with only South Korea and the Philippines seeing a YoY pullback. Vietnam, Japan, and Turkey remained the top three export markets for China's copper enamelled wire, with combined exports to these three destinations accounting for 37.4% of China's total exports. In detail: exports to Vietnam and Japan posted mild growth, up 6.8% and 6.3% YoY respectively; the Turkish market saw remarkable growth, with exports in July reaching 1,538 mt, up a substantial 96.0% YoY. Traditional Southeast Asian markets overall maintained positive contributions, with Thailand and Indonesia achieving YoY export growth, while the Philippines saw a decline. The Americas market performed strongly overall, with exports to Mexico and the US both recording high YoY growth. The European market continued its positive trend, with Germany's exports surging 69.2% YoY. Demand in the South Korean market weakened slightly, with exports pulling back slightly YoY; other countries and regions exported a combined 4,029 mt, edging up 3.5% YoY.

  Source: General Administration of Customs

        (Note: The data in this report corresponds to HS code 85441100, which covers copper winding wire.)

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