December 2009 Rapid growth of foreign trade export growth from negative to positive

General Administration of Customs issued the import and export situation of China 's foreign trade in 2009. According to customs statistics, in 2009 China's foreign trade import and export value of 2202.77 billion US dollars, compared with 2008 (the same below) fell 13.9%, slightly higher than the 2007 trade value. Which exports 120.16 billion US dollars, down 16%; imports 10056 billion US dollars, down 11.2%. Annual trade surplus of 19.67 billion US dollars, down 34.2%.

Customs statistics show that in December 2009, China's foreign trade import and export substantial growth, import and export value of 243.2 billion US dollars, an increase of 32.7%, growth of 16.7%; of which exports 130.73 billion US dollars, the highest monthly export value of the fourth highest , An increase of 17.7%, growth of 15%; imports of 112.29 billion US dollars, creating a monthly high historical value of imports, an increase of 55.9%, growth of 18.8%.
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By the international financial crisis, China's foreign trade import and export has experienced since November 2008, a substantial decline since the beginning of March 2009 began to stabilize recovery in August, the basic trend of recovery in November, the total value of imports and exports in November began to grow, December imports and exports both strong growth year on year, the chain also showed substantial growth, the monthly import value to create a record high, the monthly export value also ranked fourth highest in history, indicating that China's foreign trade in the accelerated recovery. At the same time, the substantial increase in imports, indicating that the effect of economic stimulus policy shows that domestic demand is relatively strong, which is also conducive to stimulating the recovery of the world economy.

In the bilateral trade with major trading partners, the EU was China's largest trading partner in 2009, with bilateral trade between China and Europe totaling US $ 364.09 billion, down 14.5%. Over the same period, the United States is China's second largest trading partner, Sino-US bilateral trade value of 298.26 billion US dollars, down 10.6%. Japan's position as the third largest trading partner, bilateral trade between China and Japan in 2009 was $ 228.85 billion, down 14.2% year on year.

From the domestic point of view, all over the positive stability outside the demand, to promote exports. According to customs statistics, in December, Guangdong Province exports 39.97 billion US dollars, up 23.5%, growth of 15.2%; Jiangsu, Shanghai and Zhejiang exports were billions of dollars, respectively, exports of 20.35 billion, 15.21 billion and 13.61 billion US dollars, year on year Respectively, up 17.6%, 23.8% and 14.3%, respectively, chain growth of 4.5%, 13.1% and 20.3%. In the same period, Shandong, Fujian and Beijing exported 8.09 billion yuan, 5.71 billion yuan and 5.01 billion US dollars, respectively, year on year increase of 15.3%, 23.2% and 6.5%, respectively, chain growth of 7.4%, 20.6% and 10.1%.

According to customs statistics, in 2009 exports, China since August 2008 for seven consecutive times to adjust the export tax rebate rate of goods involved in total exports 676.02 billion US dollars, down 16.4%. Among them, the export volume of major labor-intensive products decreased by 16% year-on-year compared with the same period of last year, and made positive contributions to protect people's livelihood and promote employment. Customs statistics show that in December 2009 the export situation is gratifying. Exports of furniture exports $ 780.5 billion, up 26.9%; textile exports $ 6.22 billion, up 25.2%; furniture exports $ 3.09 billion, up 10.8%; toy exports $ 620 million, up 4.4%; luggage exports $ 1.48 billion, 1.9%. Over the same period, footwear exports 2.82 billion US dollars, down 2.2%; clothing exports 10.57 billion US dollars, down 4.8%.

Among the imported goods, imports of major commodities increased in different degrees in 2009, of which iron ore imports were 630 million tons, up 41.6% and the average price of imports was US $ 79.9 per tonne, down by 41.7%. Crude oil imports were 200 million tons, An increase of 13.9%, the average import price of 438 US dollars per ton, down 39.4%; soybean imports 42.55 million tons, up 13.7%, the average import price of 441.5 US dollars per ton, down 24.3%. Annual imports of mechanical and electrical products 494.17 billion US dollars, down 8.7%; of which imports of 419,000 cars, an increase of 2.8%.