Zhou Xiaochuan: The Impact Of The European Debt Crisis On China'S Exports Should Be Small.

According to the Wall Street journal, 4, the governor of the people's Bank of China is attending the meeting of G20 finance ministers and central bank governors in Busan, South Korea. Zhou Xiao Sichuan On the day of the meeting, he said he was right. European economy And the political situation remains confident, and believes that the European Central Bank and European countries are capable of resolving the current crisis.

Zhou Xiaochuan further pointed out that the impact of the European debt crisis on China's exports and the economy should not be too great.

In response to the latest slowdown in China's purchasing managers index (PMI), Zhou Xiaochuan said that this may not be the result of the European crisis, because the crisis will not affect China's production and exports so quickly. He said there were many reasons for the decline in the PMI index.

Logistics in China Purchase The PMI index, jointly issued by the Federation and China's National Statistical Office on Tuesday, was 53.9, down from 55.7 in April, but still higher than the 50 demarcation line of prosperity and decline, indicating that China's economic activities expanded for fifteenth consecutive months in May.