Import & Export Acceleration Still in Downturn --- Commentary on March Import & Export Statistics

  • Contributor:China Galaxy Securities
  • Date:Apr 13, 2009
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Event:

General Administration of Customs released China’s import & export statistics in March:

 

In March 2009, total value of China’s import & export was USD162.02bn (-20.9% yoy), of which, export was USD90.29bn (-17.1% yoy), while import totaled USD71.73bn (-25.1% yoy); trade surplus stood at USD18.56bn (+41.2% yoy).

 

Our Analysis and Estimation:

1. Import & export acceleration were in the downturn.

 

2. Real import & export acceleration maintained sluggish.

 

3. Downside to major business partners did not change.

 

Conclusion:

In March, export greatly surged compared with that of February 2009; this is mainly due to forceful economic stimulus packages of different countries and economic rebound. However, demand can not recover within short term, thus China’s import & export will not return to fast growth in 2009. Export decline will be the main factor that drags China’s economic growth in 2009.


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