China'S Foreign Trade Is Gradually Entering The "New Normal".

Li Yong is the sales Minister of Zhenhua Decorative Glass Co., Ltd., Dezhou, Shandong. As a exhibitor of Canton Fair, he told reporters on twenty-first Century economic report that the current overall foreign trade environment is not good enough to affect the confidence of the whole industry this year.

In addition to the decline in the overall demand in the international market, the increase in sea freight also makes the living space of the enterprises further squeezed. At the same time, influenced by the real estate market in the mainland, its domestic sales situation is also not optimistic, and it has suffered a double blow.

This is also reflected in the previous announcement.

On the data, the latest figures released by the General Administration of Customs show that in the first three quarters of 2014, the total value of China's imports and exports was 19 trillion and 400 billion yuan, an increase of 1.8% over the same period last year.

Among them, exports were 10 trillion and 400 billion yuan, an increase of 3.6%; imports of 9 trillion yuan, a decrease of 0.1%; trade surplus of 1 trillion and 400 billion yuan, an expansion of 35.3%.

Analysts believe that the growth rate of foreign trade has not been completed for two years, and this year will be third years.

Spokesman for Customs General Administration

China's foreign trade development has entered a new normal, and is in the shift period of growth and structural pformation.

China's foreign trade has entered the stage of rapid growth from the stage of rapid growth.

In September this year, Vice Premier Wang Yang in the State Council

Shenzhen, Dongguan, Zhuhai and other places to study foreign trade work stressed that to adapt to the new normal economic and social development, unswervingly promote structural adjustment and pformation and upgrading, accelerate the cultivation of new advantages in international competition, promote stable growth in imports and exports, and strive to build a new pattern of foreign trade.

Many analysts who interviewed by the economic news reporters in twenty-first Century think that the new normal of foreign trade is not only the growth rate of foreign trade growth, but also the structural pformation and upgrading, including the quality and efficiency issues, the balance of imports and exports, and the change of enterprise competitiveness.

If these problems can be handled well, even a medium and low speed import and export growth will still make greater contributions to economic growth.