Celebrating the 50 Years＇ Course of China＇s Foreign Trade

2006 is the 5th Anniversary of China＇s WTO Accession. Also in 2006, China＇s Foreign Trade magazine celebrates the 50th birthday.     

China＇s Trade Deficit,or？COMPOSITION of China＇s Trade Deficit

China＇s foreign trade in March witnessed a monthly trade deficit according to its national Customs data. It was the first time for China to have a trade deficit after 70 months of continuous trade surplus, since May 2004.     

What about China＇s Trade Deficit？

With its rapid economic growth over recent years, China has become an important force to be reckoned in the world. The ever-rising trade surplus makes a good example. But does Chinese enjoy a trade surplus with every foreign country？ The answer is ＂No＂.[第一段]     

China＇s Trade Surplus Reached US$177.5 billion

China wrapped up the third national financial work conference, unveiling a package of policies aimed at improving the country＇s financial health.     

The Olympics＇ Impacts on China＇s Foreign Trade

The Beijing Olympics will have a lasting effect on China, especially on its politics and diplo macy, but the Olympics will only have limited and indirect influence on its foreign trade in my view.     

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.     

China＇s housing prices hit new high in February

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao on March 5 reiterated determination to curb the excessive growth of home prices in major cities and satisfy people＇s basic need for housing.     

CCPIT Chairman Wan Jifei： China＇s Foreign Trade Is An Important Force of Trade Promotion

50 years before, the Ministry of Foreign Trade published magazine named Foreign Trade of The People s Republic of China. The first issue was published in December of 1956. In December of 1958, the magazine was taken over by CCPIT（China Council for the Promotion of International Trade）. Up to today, the magazine has been published in many languages including Chinese version, English version, etc., with huge influence in domestic and overseas economic and trade societies. It has played a significant role in promoting the trade communication and coopperation between China and foreign countries. It has been appraised as outstanding magazine by the State Press Office, and has won high praises by the leaders of the CPC and the government.     

60 Years of China＇s Foreign Trade

Since the founding of the People＇s Republic of China 60 years ago, especially its launch of reform and opening up policy 30 years ago, China has achieved great transformation from a closed or semi-closed to an all-round opening up economy. Foreign trade has also made brilliant achievements. Goods and services continue to expand from small to large scale, from low to high quality. After sixty years of hard work, today＇s China is integrating into the world economy with a more open-minded state and more self confidence.     

Renminbi Undervaluation·China＇s Surplus. the US Trade Deficit

Introduction
On June 2I, 2010, in the run-up to the G-20 meeting in Toronto, China announced that it would shift to a more flexible exchange rate policy. From mid- June to july 30 the yuan rose 0.8 percent against the dollar.     

Summer Davos： We Have Confidence in China＇s Economy

＂In the last Winter Davos, when it was the most pessimistic period for the economy in North America and West Europe, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao declared China＇s economic growth this year was targeted at 8 percent. That firm tone encouraged the whole world. And 8 months have been past, and we just see that China is exactly on the track to achieve this goal. We have confidence in China＇s economy. No doubtedly.＂ Jeremy Jurgens, Senior Director at the World Economic Forum and Head of the Annual Meeting of the New Champions and Community of Global Growth Companies expressed so in a World Economic Forum press conference in Beijing, September 3.     

China＇s Import and Export in Statistics

Facts are often hidden in public statistics. With the records released by the Ministry of Commerce, we could discover the change and exact profile ofChina＇s import and export.     

CCPIT Vice Chairman Zhang Wei： Wish China＇s Foreign Trade A Better Future

With great pleasure and honor, we commence the 50th anniversary of China＇s Foreign Trade magazine. First, on behalf of CCPIT, CCOIC, I would like to extend my warmest welcome to all guestsand friends attending this celebration, as well as my respect to all companies and officials who have supported China＇s Foreign Trade magazine.     

China＇s Ministry of Commerce to Foreign Trade Barriers ad Antidumping

The Ministry of Commerce of China(MOFCOM)begins warning on overscas technical trade barriers against China‘s exports and foreign antidumping in China while vowing to enhance countermeasures.     

China reports hefty investment to improve people＇s livelihood in 2009

The Chinese government made hefty investment, 44 percent of the total public investment from the central budget, to improve people＇s livelihood last year, Premier Wen Jiabao said at the parliament＇s annual session on March 5.     

FM： Wen＇s Two-nation Visit Successful in Promoting Economic Ties

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao＇s visit to South Korea and Japan is a great success in strengthening mutually beneficial cooperation and promoting the economic and trade ties between China and the two countries, Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing said on April 13.     

Set off, China＇s Foreign Trade in 2010

Judging from the current situation, in 2010, the world economy is expected to welcome a slow recovery, and China＇s general foreign trade environment will face an improvement.The International Monetary Fund predicted that the global economy in 2010 would grow 3.1%, in which 1.3% would be in developed countries, and 5.1% in emerging economies and developing countries.     

China＇s Foreign Trade Strategy

Profile of route map In 1949,right after the establishment of the People's Republic of China (PRC),overall economic blockage and embargo imposed by other countries,except the Soviet Union and eastern European countries,separated China from the global economic and trade community.In such a context,China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) was born in May 1952 to facilitate non-governmental trade with other countries,Japan in particular.