In a very stormy 2022, marked by high inflation and the war in Ukraine, good news comes on the front of the’Made in Italy export in the world.
The Italian economy appears more resilient than expected even in this new context of global turmoil, with skyrocketing energy and commodity prices, shortages in supplies of raw materials and components, to the war in Ukraine and new restrictions on Covid in China.
Thus, Made in Italy is flying around the world, to the point of keeping Italian exports at excellent levels and increasing GDP.
The first six months of 2022 marked a national export of 306 billion euros, As many as 56 more than in the previous year. The numbers are record-breaking with more than 572 billion in 12 months.
Geographically, Made in Italy is oriented to both European markets, with France and Germany in first place (with a growth of over 15%), both in non-European markets where our country's products are highly valued, particularly in the United States, which recorded an increase in imports from Italy of beyond the 31%, touching a new all-time high. Also a reason for strong interest in the United States is the strength of the dollar at this historic moment.
Istat data show that Italian exports are driven mainly by petroleum products (+70%), from sales of metals and metal products (+26%), chemical substances and products (+19%) and machinery (+14.7%).
Italy is thus at the top of international trade not only for the famous “three Fs” (Fashion, Food and Supplies, i.e., fashion, food and furnishings), but also, in addition to the products just listed, for building materials, tanned and processed leather, travel goods, leather goods and pipes, ductwork and profiles.
So many numbers that serve to indicate a trend but more importantly a great opportunity. Perhaps never before has the world been ready to welcome Italian excellence. Many companies have already realized this; others will arrive late.
If right now you are wondering whether Is it worth exporting your products then the answer is right in the numbers you just read. Italian excellence receives maximum interest and enables our companies to generate, through foreign markets, additional sales and profits.
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Nei primi sei mesi del 2022 l’export italiano ha toccato 306 miliardi di euro, 56 miliardi in più rispetto all’anno precedente. Considerando 12 mesi, le esportazioni hanno superato i 572 miliardi di euro, un valore record raggiunto nonostante inflazione alta, guerra in Ucraina e nuove restrizioni Covid in Cina.
I mercati più dinamici sono stati quelli europei e gli Stati Uniti. In Europa Francia e Germania sono al primo posto, con una crescita superiore al 15%. Gli Stati Uniti hanno aumentato l’import dall’Italia di oltre il 31%, toccando un nuovo massimo assoluto, anche grazie alla forza del dollaro.
Secondo l’Istat, la crescita dell’export italiano è stata guidata dai prodotti petroliferi (+70%), da metalli e prodotti in metallo (+26%), da sostanze e prodotti chimici (+19%) e dai macchinari (+14,7%). Questi comparti si affiancano ai settori tradizionali del Made in Italy, cioè moda, cibo e arredo.
Le tre F sono Fashion, Food e Forniture, cioè moda, cibo e arredo. L’Italia è però leader del commercio internazionale anche in altri ambiti: materiali da costruzione, cuoio conciato e lavorato, articoli da viaggio, pelletteria, tubi, condotti e profilati, oltre ai prodotti petroliferi, ai metalli, alla chimica e ai macchinari.
Sì, i dati del 2022 indicano che esportare conviene. L’eccellenza italiana riceve un interesse molto alto sui mercati esteri, anche in un contesto di turbolenze globali, e permette alle aziende di generare ulteriori fatturati e profitti. Le imprese che si muovono per prime colgono l’opportunità, mentre le altre rischiano di arrivare in ritardo.
L’economia italiana ha mostrato resilienza perché l’export è rimasto su livelli ottimi, contribuendo all’aumento del PIL, nonostante prezzi record di energia e materie prime, carenze di forniture e componenti, guerra in Ucraina e restrizioni Covid in Cina. La domanda estera di prodotti Made in Italy ha sostenuto la crescita.
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