China’s foreign trade situation reports in 2013

The report reviewed 2013 years ago in the running situation of China’s foreign trade.Since 2013, the complexity of the economic situation at home and abroad in the first half of the import and export growth is volatile.The Chinese government timely issued to promote import and export of steady growth, structural adjustment policies and measures to boost the business confidence, promote foreign trade growth is stabilizing and quality benefit.Import and export will maintain stable growth in the fourth quarter, the year China’s exports account for a small share of global trade is expected to continue.

Report prospects the development trend of China’s foreign trade in 2014.In 2014 China’s foreign trade development at home and abroad environment may slightly better in 2013, but still many difficulties and risks, the overall weak international market demand, China’s industrial competitiveness challenges, trade friction situation is still grim.Also want to see, in recent years the country issued a series of policies and measures to promote the development of foreign trade, trade facilitation level enhances unceasingly, cross-border e-commerce and other new trade develops very fast, many enterprises active transformation and upgrading, is breeding new export competition advantage.In 2014 China’s foreign trade will maintain stable growth momentum.

According to the report, China will be more measures and stable growth of imports and exports, promote transformation and upgrading of foreign trade.Foster new foreign trade competitive advantage, support for cross-border e-commerce and other new trade and foreign trade comprehensive service enterprise development, enhance the ability of small and medium-sized private enterprises to expand the international market.Encourage enterprises to increase investment in technology innovation, improve product quality, create international well-known brand, building international marketing network.To further expand import to promote foreign trade balance development.