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Foreign Media Reported That China'S Exports Slowed Down By The European Debt Crisis.

2011/11/30 9:00:00 7

Russian independent newspaper article entitled "European debt crisis" made China

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Slowing down, factories closing.

The article points out that European market demand has narrowed, and China's overall exports have declined.


Forecast China's GDP growth in 2011 will slow down, foreign exchange

reserve

Will depreciate.

But slower growth could usher in an opportunity for China to pform its economic development model.

The article points out that the reduction of orders in Europe and the United States, the increase in wages and the appreciation of the RMB exchange rate are a problem.

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Three factors.


China put $586 into the market in 2008 to resist the impact of the global economic recession.

But at present, local governments and enterprises are surging in debt, and China's economy is facing a serious challenge of soft landing.

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Customs Officer: The Export Situation Is Not Optimistic Next Year.

Chen Xiaoying, director of the international cooperation division of the General Administration of Customs of China, said in Guangzhou on 25 July that China's export situation is not optimistic next year due to the impact of the European debt crisis and the sluggish recovery of developed economies such as the United States.