China’s art market stabilized in 2025 at $8.5 billion and a 14% global share according to the Art Basel and UBS report, placing it firmly third behind the US (44%) and UK (18%) after a sharp 31% contraction in 2024 that cost it second place. Persistent domestic headwinds, including the real estate downturn and subdued consumer confidence, limited growth to just over 1%, while the UK posted a 2% rise and the overall market expanded 4%. Mainland auctions showed modest resilience through higher-quality consignments, but Hong Kong’s more international segment faced contraction. With no clear rebound trajectory entering late 2026 and the UK maintaining a comfortable lead, traders see little scope for China to close the gap by year-end.
如果涵盖 2026 年的 Art Basel and UBS Global Art Market Report 将中国列为艺术品市场总销售额第 #2 名,本市场将结算为“是”。否则,本市场将以“否”结算。 就本市场而言,艺术品市场总销售额包括经销商和拍卖两个部分。如果中国在艺术品市场总销售额方面与另一个国家并列第二,本市场将结算为“是”。 本市场将根据涵盖 2026 日历年的年度 Art Basel and UBS Global Art Market Report 结算。如果截至 2027年3月31日 23:59 ET 尚未发布此类报告,本市场将结算为“否”。
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