China Witnesses Great Growth with Major Trade Partners

China, in 2005, had gone through a year of trade disputes with some major trade partners such us the Uniled States of America. the European, etc,.But what was the impact of tih dispates on China＇s trade relations with them？ The documents of the China Ministry of Commerce show that all the relations had witnessed a optimistic development, with active fruits ahieved as well.     

Central Region： The Next Destination？

A new set of policies for processing trade were jointly implemented by China＇s Ministry of Commerce and General Customs Office last year, with the goal of promoting trade balance, relieving the sharp contrast in China＇s huge trade surplus, as well as pushing forward with the improvemerit and transformation of the industry. The highlight of the policy was its fit with regional economic development patterns：     

Looking back and looking to the Future--Interview with Mr.Wan Jifei,Chairman of CCPIT&CCOIC

2007 was a year of enormous change in China＇s economy,especially in foreign trade. Many changes were made regarding reform and opening-up, as well as the overall economic development strategy, and further adjustments were also made in the economic and foreign trade policies.     

Changes in China＇s Trade Policy？

＂We will steadily develop foreign trade. The main issues are to exploit new markets, adjust the trade structure and promote trade balance＂, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao delivered a government work report at the opening meeting of the annual full session of the National People＇s Congress （NPC）, China＇s top legislature, which started in Beijing on March 5, declaring a new development path of Chinese foreign trade in 2010. As one of the biggest trading powers in the world, this will bring great influence on world trade situation and the trade relationship between China and its main trade fellows such as the USA and the EU.     

Cyprus Speeds up to Exports to China Through the Platform of the CIIE-An Exclusive Interview with Petros Petrou,Commercial Counsellor,Chief Representative of the Cyprus Trade Center in P.R.of China

"The China International Import Expo(CIIE)provides an excellent platform for promoting trade openness as well as for strengthening international economic cooperation.2021 marks Cyprus’first year of participating in the CIIE,"when China’s Foreign Trade magazine interviewed Mr.Petros Petrou,Commercial Counsellor,Chief Representative of the Cyprus Trade Center in P.R.of China recently,he mentioned.Petrou said that it was the first time that Cyprus participated physically with a national stand as well as with an online national pavilion.The participation aimed at demonstrating Cyprus’achievements in trade,industry,tourism,investment,and culture.     

Trade Performance： Highlights in the Crisis

On January 13, China Customs issued the annual profile of China＇s foreign trade, including import and export, in 2008. According to the Customs statistics, trade volume last year amounted to US$2.562 trillion, a year-on-year growth of 17.8%. In the total amount, value of US$1.42 trillion goes for China＇s export growth, 17.2% up, while the import takes up US$1.13 trillion, 18.5% up. The trade surplus stood at US$295.47 billion in 2008, increased by 12.5% year-on-year, with the net increase value ofUS$32.83 billion.     

WHAT＇S ON？

China＇s import expansion benefits world economy The 110th Canton Fair, China＇s largest trade fair and a barometer of the country＇s for- eign trade, is sending a clear message that China will expand im...     

A Mixed Picture of AQUATIC PRODUCTS

Aquatic products constitute an important part of China＇s international trade in agricultural products with the strongest competitiveness for export. The aquatic products industry of apparent competitive edge has maintained a considerable trade surplus despite the general trend of trade deficit among agricultural products in recent years. Nevertheless, the great changes taking place in the global economic and trade pattern in late years have given rise to the increasing uncertainties of the supply and demand as well as the price in the international aquatic products market.     

Foreign Trade Needs to Break Through the Besieged Bottom

The predicament in China＇s foreign trade has been turned over as an old page and the favorable balance in the first half of 2010 is narrowing, which both predict a basically balanced development of Chinas foreign trade. But our export industrial chain calls for an urgent upgrading. Export and import in the foreign trade does not speed up its recovery without obstacles.     

CIFTIS: Using Action to Promote the Development of Trade in Services

CIFTIS(the China International Fair for Trade in Services)was held in Beijing in September,2020.As the world’s first comprehensive exhibition of trade in services,CIFTIS has built a bridge of mutual communication and a transaction platform for tens of thousands of enterprises across the world.CIFTIS was also the first international trade and economic event held offline by China since the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic.The event focused on the theme“global services and shared prosperity”and exhibited the achievements of China’s trade in services.The Chinese government has used its practical actions to deepen international cooperation,stimulate the world’s economic development and promote global trade development.     

Will China Continue to be the Engine of the World＇ s Economy？.

No one has an answer as to whether China＇ s economy will keep chugging along and remain the engine of the world＇ s economy. I for one am very optimistic as to the country＇ s growth prospects
With economic data consisting of mixed signals, it＇ s really a challenge to definitively know how China＇ s economy is really performing, and where it s headed.     

China Witnesses Great Growth with Major Trade Partners

China, in 2005, had gone through a year of trade disputes with some major trade partners such as the United States of America, the European,etc..But what was the impact of the disputes on China‘s trade relations with them? The documents of the China Ministry of Commerce show that all the relations had witnessed a optimistic development, with active fruits ahieved as well.……     

Im/Ex in April, 2010： First Monthly Trade Deficit in Six Years

On April 10, 2010, General Administration of Customs of the People＇s Republic of China （GAC） released the profile of China foreign trade import and export in April and the first quarter of this year. China＇s trade balance turned red in March with the country＇s first monthly trade deficit in six years. The GAC attributed the March deficit to shrinking exports of labor-intensive products, surging imports and rising commodity prices.     

Up or Down： Trade Performance in Holiday Month

China＇s current foreign trade is witnessing a difficult time. The first month of 2009 turned to be the third consecutive months of shrinking trade value, the first time in recent 10 years.     

China a major target of trade protectionism： Official

China is expected to overtake Germany as the world＇s top merchandise exporter this year due to a weak performance of the European economy, an official with the World Trade Organization said on July 23. WTO chief economist Patrick Low made the remarks at a two-day gathering of trade ministers from APEC economies in Singapore.     

Italy and China： Trade, Culture and History——An Interview with Antonino Laspina, Commissioner of the Italian Trade Commission＇s Beijing office

Italy is a modern, industrialized nation which has managed to preserve its traditional culture intact. It is China＇s old friend, and its long-time trade partner. In 2006, the Year of Italy in China, various measures were taken to broaden the scope of China and Italy＇s relationship, not only in terms of economic cooperation and trade, but also concerning historical and cultural awareness. What sort of new opportunities for cooperation will we be seeing in the new year？ China＇s Foreign Trade interviewed Antonino Laspina, Commissioner of the Italian Trade Commission＇s Beijing office, about this question and more.     

The Export-Import Bank of China：A Bridge Linking China and the World

The Bank currently is rated by Moody＇s Investors Service and Standard ＆ Poor＇s. The ratings on the Bank are the same as those assigned to the People＇s Republic of China.     

China＇s Foreign Trade：Change to Qualitative Change Trend of Price and Economic

The latest General Customs‘statistics showingthat by November 20, 2004,China‘s foreign trade has topped I trillion and reached RMB 1.0017 trillion, marking a new leap of China‘s foreign trade. After entering the I trillion dollar period, it is ona new stage. Foreign trade, as a big stage for China‘s economic cooperation, shows the six features as No. 1, top 3, 10%, US$10 billion, US$100 billion, and US$1 trillion.     

英文摘要

Change Has Come The impact of the global financial woes still runs. China＇s imports and exports slowed down remarkably as the world economy was decelerated by the European debt crisis and the shrinking market. The country＇s foreign trade grew at only 6.2% in 2012, far below the expected rate of 10%.     

Celebration of CHina＇s Dairy Industry

China has become the world＇s third largest dairy products manufacturer next to India and America,according to the information release on the 2007 China·Inner Mongoha International Diary Products Exposition. The Exposition,held from July 26 to 28 in Hohhot,the capital city of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region,has attracted worldwide concerns as a celebration of China＇s dairy industry.＂The milk output has grown by ten times during the last decade＂Nadamude,Secretary-in-general of the Inner Mongolia Dairy Association said when interviewed by China＇s Foreign Trade.The following is a summary of the interview.