Recent Export Situation Of China'S Mink Under Financial Crisis

The global financial tsunami triggered by the United States has spread to the European continent, and the Eastern European market which has limited relevance to the international financial market can not escape being looted. The Eastern European countries are facing the worst economic recession in 10 years and may become the "worst hit area" of the second wave of the tsunami.

According to Hongkong's Wen Wei Po, Russia, as the largest economy in Eastern Europe, has a "drop in line". The sharp drop in oil price, the withdrawal of funds, the high external debt, the depreciation of the currency and the rising unemployment rate have led to a severe situation in the political, economic and social situation. If the financial difficulties continue to deteriorate, it will become a "reprint" of the financial crisis in Southeast Asia ten years ago, and even lead the country into bankruptcy crisis.

In an interview with China Securities Journal, Li Jianmin, a researcher from the Russian Academy of East European and Central Asian Studies, pointed out that under the export oriented economic structure of Russia, the Russian economy has been closely linked to the international energy market for a long time.

In the past ten years, international oil prices have surged forward and Russia has made a lot of money.

According to the latest figures released by the Russian Ministry of economic development, the gross domestic product of Russia increased by 5.6% over the previous year, and the growth rate dropped by 2.5 percentage points year-on-year.

On this economic data, Li Jianmin believes that Russia's economic trend will be directly related to oil prices.

However, the world is not so satisfactory. Because of the poor economic situation, many private enterprises in Russia are unable to repay the debt maturity, and the debt crisis may drag down the whole financial system.

Because the government has the ability to take risks, although foreign debt will not be affected in the short term, there may be a peak of debt repayment in 2011.

Other countries in Eastern Europe are also heavily indebted.

      一、首先從宏觀經(jīng)濟(jì)與行業(yè)發(fā)展的關(guān)系方面分析

Recently, Russia's economy, which is closely related to domestic mink breeding industry, has made me even more worried about the development of mink breeding industry in China. As we all know, the sales channels of domestic mink are mainly Russian merchants. But from the recent news reports: the Russian economic downturn can continue for a period of time, which will directly affect the development of the long mink industry.

      二、從國(guó)內(nèi)市場(chǎng)分析

Here is a personal view on the market, hoping to provide some advice to farmers.

1, from the current garment processing plant, the first is 08 years of processing clothing sold at a low price, but there is still a lot of inventory.

2, at present, there are a lot of stock in the raw leather market, which is expected to be around 2 million.

3, middlemen overstock part of the leather stock, it is understood that 08 years of seasonal leather sales rate of about 50%, and a large number of skin backlog.

4, the unpredictability of the economic crisis directly affects the confidence of all links in the breeding chain and causes panic.

In view of the above factors, I personally think that the ups and downs of the market in the 09 years will not be too great. Under certain circumstances, we may have problems that we do not want to see. The price of leather continues to slide on the basis of current prices. We hope that the customers will do a good job of making up the proportion of hormone sheets according to their own strength, and do well in 1-2 years' long-term breeding plan.

Current market situation: the market is close to the market. Occasionally, the price of purchasing leather is as follows:

Dalian Gong: 260---280 yuan / mother: 150---170 yuan / strip.

Shandong Gong: 210---240 yuan / mother: 130---150 yuan / strip.

The above prices do not represent market prices because of smaller volume.

Editor in chief: Xu Qiyun