Foreign Trade of China:Pains join happiness in 2005,Hard to Go Ahead in 2006

Foreign trade has become the most im portant issue in the country‘s economic situation.Domestic experts take the point of view that in 2006, the external demand will be still in a period of expansion, the surplus of foreign trade and export will witness a great increase, meaning that China will be possible to encounter more trade disputes in 2006 than in 2005.     

Partenariat 2006 in Chengdu, A Smart Decision by the EU

Partenariat 2006,a pageant in the history of China - EU economic and trade cooperation takes the first time to be organized in a non-capital city, Chengdu. As the hosting city, will Chengdu be eligible? How are the preparations going? Will the participating representatives enjoy a warm reception and a comfortable service? With these questions in mind, China's Foreign Trade interviewed Mr. Wang Xin, Vice Function Manager of Partenariat Executive Commission.     

Prospects for China's Technology Export

In the next 15 years, world trade will maintain considerably high growth, and it is predicted that the annual growth rate of the world's commodity trade will be 6％. It is expected that the total volume of the world's commodity trade will reach US$5.6 trillion in the year 2000; and this figure will rise to US$10tillion in 2010. The development trend in commodity composition shows that the trade volume of manufactured goods continues to expand, the market for primary goods is declining, and mechano-electrical products, especially high-value technical products, will be the items with the highest predicted growth in export     

Chengdu to Host Sino-EU Trade Fair in 2006

China will host a large Sino-European Union investment and trade fair in Chengdu, capital of southwest China＇s Sichuan Province in the year 2006, a senior official with the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade （CCPIT） said on December 10.     

Chengdu to Host Sino-EU Trade Fair in 2006

China will host a large Sino-European Union investment and trade fair in Chengdu, capital of southwest China's Sichuan Province in the year 2006, a senior official with the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) said on December 10.     

The Olympics' Impacts on China's Foreign Trade

The Beijing Olympics will have a lasting effect on China, especially on its politics and diplomacy, but the Olympics will only have limited and indirect influence on its foreign trade in my view. The rapid increase of China's foreign trade has remained a strong trend and could not be easily changed or accelerated by other factors including the Olympics. Meanwhile, China doesn't expect the Olympics to be a propeller for its foreign trade. With the fast development of past years.China has become one of the most important global trading nations that can be easily told from the perspective of its share of international trade flows.     

MOFTEC Minister Wu Yi on China's Foreign Trade in 1995

At a national foreign trade conference held in Beijing in January, Minister of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation (MOFTEC) Wu Yi talked about China's foreign trade and economic cooperation in 1995. On the targets of her ministry in 1995, the minister said efforts shall be made in the following aspects: ——In foreign trade, stress shall be put on exports. The ministry will enlarge the scale of exports and increase income from exports by raising the quality of export commodities and reducing costs. The foreign trade sector shall win the     

A New Leap forward in Hi-tech Products Trading

Although in recent years, the growth of hitech products is very quick, with the implementation of the strategy of rejuvenating foreign trade through science and technology, the adverse trade balance of these products have been lessened and will be lessened to a small scale.     

Heaven Country Embraces Partenariat 2006

As the improvement of the relationship between China and EU, especially after the establishment of comprehensive strategic partnership, the bilateral cooperation has been developing unceasingly; the trade and communication are more frequent and keep the good momentum. From January to October, 2005, the bilateral trade valued at US$176.2 billion, increasing by 26.2% year on year. It surpassed the trade value of Sino-US and Sino-Japan both in speed and in the increasing extent. Under this background,EU-China Partenariat 2006 will be held in China again, which will promote the Sino-EU relationship to a new stage.     

Heaven Country Embraces Partenariat 2006

As the improvement of the relationship between China and EU, especially after the establishment of comprehensive strategic partnership, the bilateral cooperation has been developing unceasingly; the trade and communication are more frequent and keep the good momentum. From January to October, 2005, the bilateral trade valued at US$176.2 billion, increasing by 26.2% year on year. It surpassed the trade value of Sino-US and Sino-Japan both in speed and in the increasing extent. Under this background,EU-China Partenariat 2006 will be held in China again, which will promote the Sino-EU relationship to a new stage.……     

The Russian-Chinese Bilateral Trade Faces Severe Challenges in 2009

＂In 2008, though the economic and trade relations between Russia and China made progress, the slowdown of economic growth is still worrying. It could be said that 2008 was a watershed for bilateral economic development and trade, and in 2009 the bilateral economic environment will face severe challenges.＂ Mr. Sergey Tsyplakov, Trade Representative of the Russian Federation, reported on February 12, at a conference in Beijing.     

Great Potentials for China and Bangladesh to Develop Trade and Economic Cooperation

Bangladesh is the friendly neighboring country of China. Since two countries established diplomatic relations 30 years ago, along with the constant development of friendly relations, the trade and economic cooperation between the two countries has been closer and closer. In 2000, the trade volume of the two countries was only US$920 million; in 2004 the trade volume of the two sides was up to US$1.96billion, over 100% more than that of 2000 and the highest record in history. At present,Bangladesh has become China's third largest trading partner in South Asia.In the first two months of this year, the trade volume of the two countries continued to grow at a rate of 40%; the trade volume in 2005 will top US$2billion and will be about US$2.5 billion. Since 2000, the trade and economic cooperation between China and Bangladesh has the following features:     

Commodity Market of China will Continue Increasing in 2005

According to the latest prediction from Ministry of Commerce, the commodity market of China will continue keeping steady growth in 2005 on the basis of fast growth in 2004. It is estimated that the total volume of retail sales of the Chinese social consumer goods will increase by about 10% and the growth of total sales amount of production means will be about 12% in 2005.It is predicted that for major agricultural products, in case of no natural     

China Business Delegation Visits U.S and Canada

CCPIT will organize a business delegation consisting of over one hundred entrepreneurs to visit U.S. and Canada in June 2009, which are invited by US Chamber of Commerce, the U.S. Western Gover-nors Association and the China-Canada Trade Council. Mr. Han Meiqing, vice minister of International Liaison Department of CCPIT, announced this news on April 16, 2009 at a press conference. And they will launch a series of economic and trade exchanges. “Forum on Sino-US trade and investment cooperation” will be held in the U.S, and it will be the largest scale economic and trade exchange by China and U.S business communities since Obama took office.     

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.     

Prediction of Price Trend of 3% Rise in 2004

It is predicted that there will be present proper rise in residential consumption price in 2004, but there will be rise within reasonable scope of 3% total price level in the whole year within the capacity of economy and society.     

China to Be Ranked 3rd in Global Trade

According to the report on China's foreign trade released by Ministry of Commerce on November 12 that the total volume of China's imports and exports this year will reach around US$1.1 trillion, up 30% for the first time. It is expected to rank the 3rd in global trade.The report says that under the favorable domestic and international economic environment, China's foreign trade will     

RMB 7 billion to be injected for museum maintenance in Beijing

The Beijing Municipal Government has decided that starting this year, a total of RMB 7 billion will be invested to improve the city's museums in the coming yeas. Municipal sources say that the money will be used in construction new museums as well as carrying     

What＇s New in U.S. Trade Regulation？

With the benefits afforded by engaging in international trade comes the hurdle of navigating the complex regime of U.S. trade controls. In 2009, traders will contend with yet another new trade control in the United States： the May 2008 amendments to the Lacey Act of 1900. These amendments, aimed at preventing illegal logging, affect every product containing any amount of plant or plant product that is imported into or traded within the United States. Compliance with these measures may be onerous at first, but should become routine quickly with proper preparation.     

Foreign Trade Restores Growth in 2005

It is estimated that after 2005, China‘s foreign trade will walk out of the state of extraordinary growth, and will restore the state of steady growth.