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Cambodia’s trade grew strongly in Q1 2026, with China remaining its top trading partner and the United States the largest export market, driven by rising global demand and strong manufacturing output.
Cambodia’s exports rose 17.7% in the first quarter of 2026, reaching $8.09 billion. Growth was driven by strong global demand and trade agreements, strengthening the country’s position in international markets.
There is a compelling story unfolding in the heart of Southeast Asia — one written not in headlines but in shipping manifests, factory floor expansions, and record harvest tallies. In 2025, Cambodia delivered one of its most impressive trade performances in years, and as 2026 begins, the momentum shows no sign of slowing. Exports surged…
Cambodian exports to India surged 57% during the first two months of 2026, pushing bilateral trade to around $83 million. The growth reflects strengthening economic ties and rising demand for Cambodian agricultural, textile, and manufacturing products.
Cambodia’s exports to Malaysia surged nearly 59% during the first two months of 2026, marking the fastest growth among the country’s top export markets and highlighting strengthening trade ties between the two ASEAN economies.
Cambodia’s rubber exports have increased by around 36% amid steady global demand. The growth highlights the importance of natural rubber as a major agricultural export supporting rural livelihoods and Cambodia’s international trade sector.
Cambodia exported 247,822 tonnes of milled rice in the first two months of 2026, marking an 83 percent increase compared to the same period last year and reflecting strong global demand for Cambodian rice.
Cambodia’s bicycle exports surged to US$63.57M in January 2026, a 68.51% increase from January 2025, driven by rising global demand and expanded export markets as Cambodian manufacturers grow output and diversify destinations.
Cambodia’s garment, footwear and travel goods exports climbed to $1.4 billion in January 2026, driven by global demand and strong shipments abroad. The figures reflect continued momentum in the Kingdom’s key manufacturing sectors as international markets recover.
PHNOM PENH, Cambodia – In a landmark series of diplomatic engagements from February 6–7, 2026, the leaders of Cambodia, Viet Nam, and Laos reaffirmed their “comprehensive and long-term strategic partnership.” The summits resulted in ambitious new targets for economic integration, regional security, and cultural celebrations. Strategic Trilateral Cooperation and Economic Targets The commitment was solidified…
Cambodia and Japan have announced a joint plan to transform the Sihanoukville Autonomous Port into a regional port and logistics hub. The initiative aims to strengthen Cambodia’s trade capacity and improve regional connectivity across Southeast Asia. The plan was outlined during the first meeting of the Joint Coordinating Committee, co-chaired by Cambodia’s Minister of Public…
In a renewed push to strengthen international commerce, the Commerce Minister has urged the private sector to work closely with government agencies to promote trade and expand export markets. The call for partnership highlights an increased focus on collaboration between public and private stakeholders to enhance global trade competitiveness. Speaking at a high‑level trade forum,…
Cambodia’s international reserves rose significantly in 2025, reaching around US$27.5 billion. This increase means the country now has enough reserves to cover eight months of imports, strengthening its economic stability. The National Bank of Cambodia (NBC) reported that the country’s macroeconomic outlook remains stable despite slower global growth and regional uncertainties. High foreign reserves help…
