| ruary, China's foreign trade import and export 140.44 | | | | textile yarn, fabrics and products 7.82 billion U.S. |
| billion U.S. dollars, compared with same period last | | | | dollars, up 30.1%; apparel and clothing accessories |
| year (below) up 32.9%. Export 82.1 billion U.S. dollars, | | | | exported 15.56 billion U.S. dollars, up 44.2%; footwear |
| up 51.7%; imports 58.34 billion U.S. dollars, up 13.1%; | | | | exported 4.25 billion U.S. dollars, up 36.2%; bags |
| month trade surplus of 23.76 billion U.S. | | | | exported 1.62 billion U.S. dollars, up 51.8%; toys |
| dollars.January-February, the total import and export | | | | exported 1.06 billion U.S. dollars, up 45.6%. |
| 297.81 billion U.S. dollars, up 31.6%. Exports 168.71 | | | | (6) with major trading partners, trade development in |
| billion U.S. dollars, up 41.5%; import 129.1 billion U.S. | | | | good condition. January-February, bilateral trade |
| dollars, up 20.6%; trade surplus accumulated 39.61 | | | | amounted 51.08 billion U.S. dollars, up 42.7%; Sino-US |
| billion U.S. dollars. | | | | trade amounted 43.86 billion U.S. dollars, up 32.2%; |
| (A) export growth, import growth fell. February, | | | | Sino-Japanese bilateral trade amounted 33.49 billion |
| exports rose 51.7%, higher than the same period last | | | | U.S. dollars, up 22.4%. The bilateral trade volume |
| year increased 29.4 percentage points higher than in | | | | between China and South Africa increased 71.7%, |
| January increased 18.7 percent; imports increased | | | | and 68.9% growth in India's bilateral trade with |
| 13.1%, lower than the same period last year, an | | | | ASEAN, Hong Kong, Korea, Canada and other major |
| increase of 16.5 percentage points lower than the | | | | trading partners, bilateral trade volume increased at |
| 14.4 percent increase in January. Export growth than | | | | 24% or more. |
| import growth rate 38.6 percentage points. | | | | (A) of the foreign trade surplus continued to expand. |
| (B) the rapid growth of exports of general trade, | | | | February month trade surplus reached 23.76 billion U.S. |
| processing trade slowdown. January-February, the | | | | dollars higher, higher than the 21.31 billion U.S. dollars |
| total amount of general trade import and export | | | | last year, higher than 7.88 billion U.S. dollars in January. |
| 133.76 billion U.S. dollars, up 39.8%. Among them, the | | | | First two months of trade surplus totaled 39.61 billion |
| export of 76.62 billion U.S. dollars, up 54.5%, higher | | | | U.S. dollars, an increase compared with 27.67 billion |
| than the same period last year increased 34.9 | | | | U.S. dollars last year. |
| percent; imports 57.14 billion U.S. dollars, an increase | | | | (B) of the crude, unwrought aluminum, coal exports |
| of 24%. Processing trade imports and exports 135.17 | | | | declined, steel, steel billets and crude forgings exports |
| billion U.S. dollars, up 23.9%. Among them, the export | | | | continued to increase. January-February, crude oil |
| of 84.87 billion U.S. dollars, up 31.2%; imports 50.3 | | | | export 30 million tons, down 31.1%; unwrought |
| billion U.S. dollars, up 13.4%, lower than the 17.2 | | | | aluminum exports 103,000 tons, down 40.9%; coal |
| percent increase over the same period last year. | | | | exported 7.71 million tons, down 29.6%. Steel exports |
| (C) private, foreign investment and rapid export | | | | 8.75 million tons, up 139.3 percent; billets and crude |
| growth of state-owned enterprises. January to | | | | forgings exported 1.12 million tons, an increase of |
| February, collective, private and other enterprises | | | | 87.9%.(C) of the refined oil, aluminum, steel, cotton |
| import and export of 55.97 billion U.S. dollars, up | | | | and other basic raw materials imports fell, crude oil, |
| 53.7%, of which exports 39.71 billion U.S. dollars, up | | | | steel billets and crude forgings import slowdown. |
| 66.3%; imports 16.26 billion U.S. dollars, up 29.7%. | | | | January-February, imports of 5.05 million tons of |
| Foreign export 172.39 billion U.S. dollars invested | | | | refined oil, down 1.4%; alumina imported 1.11 million |
| enterprises, up 29.6%, 96.06 billion U.S. dollars of | | | | tons, down 4.3%; steel imports 2.7 million tons, down |
| exports, an increase of 36.1%; 76.33 billion U.S. dollars | | | | 4.6%; unwrought aluminum and aluminum imports |
| of imports, up 22.2%. Import and export of 69.45 | | | | 149,000 tons, down 13.5 %; textile import 80,000 |
| billion U.S. dollars of state-owned enterprises, up | | | | tons of synthetic fibers, down 16%; cotton imports |
| 22.2%, of which exports 32.94 billion U.S. dollars, up | | | | 248,000 tons, down 60.1%. Crude oil imports 25.79 |
| 32.9%; imports 36.52 billion U.S. dollars, up 13.8%. | | | | million tons, up 5.7%; billets and crude forgings |
| (D) mechanical and electrical products and hi-tech | | | | imported 50,000 tons, an increase of 1.9%. |
| products export and import growth momentum. | | | | (D) of the United States, the European Union's trade |
| January-February, mechanical and electrical products | | | | surplus continued to expand. January-February, China's |
| import and export 163.48 billion U.S. dollars, up 29.3%. | | | | trade surplus of 25.2 billion U.S. dollars the United |
| Among them, the export of 95.57 billion U.S. dollars, | | | | States, more than same period last year 7.53 billion |
| up 38.4%; imports 67.91 billion U.S. dollars, up 18.5%. | | | | U.S. dollars; on the EU trade surplus of 21.34 billion U.S. |
| High-tech product import and export of 86.96 billion | | | | dollars, compared with same period last year 9.77 |
| U.S. dollars, an increase of 27%. Among them, the | | | | billion U.S. dollars. The scale of China's trade surplus |
| export of 46.89 billion U.S. dollars, up 31%; imports | | | | with the United States and Europe continued to |
| 40.07 billion U.S. dollars, up 22.8%. | | | | expand, to intensify trade friction between China and |
| (E) textile yarn, fabrics and products, apparel and | | | | the United States and Europe, affecting the |
| clothing accessories, footwear rapid growth of | | | | competitiveness of our export products, and further |
| traditional commodity exports. January-February, | | | | increase the pressure of RMB appreciation. |