China Ranks 2nd in Global Trade in Services Brand Value: Report
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China ranks second globally with 21 brands worth $876.8 billion in the top 100 service brands, according to Brand Finance. Chinese brands account for 19% of the total value.
China ranks second in the world with 21 brands in the ranking of 100 of the world's highest value in the trade in services, for a total value of 876.8 billion dollars, according to a report from a British consulting company published yesterday.
China ranks 2nd in global trade in services brand value: report
China ranks second globally, with 21 brands included in the Trade in Services 100 2026 list and a combined brand value of $876.77 billion, accounting for 19.08% of the total, according to a report released at the 2026 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) on Wednesday.
China has 21 brands ranked in the 2026 "Trade in Services 100" with a combined value of $876 billion, ranking second in the world after the United States. Meanwhile, the government aims to boost the service sector to over 100 trillion yuan by 2030. The post China Ranks 2nd in the World for "Trade in Services" Brands with a Total Value of $876 Billion appeared first on Business Online Stock News.
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