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China's inflation continues to be high and tight this year.

Foreign trade enterprises continue to bear pressure in the second half of the year

Looking at China's economy in the first half of 2011, rising prices, tightening money and increasing macro-control are the main characteristics.

Affected by this, the profits of foreign trade enterprises continued to decline.

The inflationary expansion pressure brought by price rise, the increase of raw material and labor cost and the increase of production cost are the internal pressures faced by foreign trade enterprises.

Foreign trade enterprises have entered the era of high cost.

In addition to the internal pressure of rising costs, foreign market demand is unstable and trade protectionism prevails, which is also the bottleneck of China's foreign trade enterprises.

The instability brought by Japan's earthquake and nuclear radiation and the decline in US economic growth have resulted in instability of global market demand, or even a brief contraction, which has spread to China's export trade.

Relevant data show that China's export growth has been declining since the two quarter, due to the weakening demand in the international market.

Exports to the United States and the European Union, exports of processing trade and exports of electromechanical products are all lower than the overall export level.

According to market participants, curbing inflation will continue to be the primary goal of China's regulation in the second half of the year, and the external environment will continue to be unstable. Therefore, foreign trade enterprises will continue to face the second half of the year.

Despite the rise in Corporate pressure and the continued instability of the external market, the vast overseas market is still attractive to foreign trade enterprises.

According to a recent survey by http://www.conpak.com.cn, expanding overseas clients has become the primary goal of Offshore Company Registry for foreign trade enterprises. Among respondents, this proportion is close to 40%.

Meanwhile, nearly 20% of respondents said that the aim of Offshore Company Registry is to explore overseas markets and pave the way for enterprises to go abroad.

Ms Hu, head of Kang Hsin Greater China, said that from the consulting services of mainland China's customers over the past decade, Hongkong registered Off Shore Company is one of the most important ways for foreign trade operators to carry out pnational business.

Ms. Hu also pointed out that in addition to opening up overseas markets, the use of Off Shore Company to speed up capital turnover and create brands are also the targets of foreign trade concern.