China's exports surged to 15% world share | Bloomberg

[Martian2]

China, Citigroup Agree: There's No Need for Big Yuan Devaluation | Bloomberg

"While China’s exports are slowing, they’re still edging out competitors. The country’s share in global exports surged to an unprecedented 15 percent this year, from 8.7 percent in January 2010, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The ratio increased even as the inflation-adjusted yuan rate appreciated 33 percent against its major trading partners.
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Chinese exporters are resilient amid the yuan’s appreciation partly because it’s difficult for companies to replicate the manufacturing system, including infrastructure, supply chain and skilled labors, in other countries, according to Alex Wolf, an economist for emerging markets at Standard Life Investments Ltd.
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The importance of overseas shipments as an economic growth driver has been declining. Exports accounted for 23 percent of the economy last year, compared with a peak of 36 percent in 2006, according to the World Bank."

 

[TaiShang]

Chinese exporters are resilient amid the yuan’s appreciation partly because it’s difficult for companies to replicate the manufacturing system, including infrastructure, supply chain and skilled labors, in other countries, according to Alex Wolf, an economist for emerging markets at Standard Life Investments Ltd.

Hardly any developing country can match China in terms of manufacturing capacity, labor productivity, and logistics. So, yes, China's global export dominance is here to stay for some time to come.

 

[cirr]

Our short-term（10 years）goal should be 20% world share and long term 25-30%。

 

[Aepsilons]

 

[XiaoYaoZi Backup]

Our short-term（10 years）goal should be 20% world share and long term 25-30%。

Occupy the most share of Japan.

 

[Aepsilons]

Occupy the most share of Japan.

LOL, why are you so obsessed about Japan? Do you really hate us that much? Or do you hold a secret love for us? You know, most obsessions stem from some sort of admiration (misconstrued, tho).

 

[XiaoYaoZi Backup]

LOL, why are you so obsessed about Japan? Do you really hate us that much? Or do you hold a secret love for us? You know, most obsessions stem from some sort of admiration (misconstrued, tho).

I have the admiration to you

kidding
Back to the reality, in many fields China and Japan will face a very very fierce competition in next ten years, that is why you government always like to provoke the history issue to irritate us. At the back of all the games is the economy issue. Your government's anxiety to the reality is the reason of all issues.

 

[Aepsilons]

I have the admiration to you

kidding

I can see that.

Back to the reality, in many fields China and Japan will face a very very fierce competition in next ten years, that is why you government always like to provoke the history issue to irritate us. At the back of all the games is the economy issue. Your government's anxiety to the reality is the reason of all issues.

You also write like someone who I used to know. He's banned tho. He loved trains, Chinese HSR, to be exact.

 

[XiaoYaoZi Backup]

I can see that.



You also write like someone who I used to know. He's banned tho. He loved trains, Chinese HSR, to be exact.

Not only train, electronic industry, automobile industry, machine manufacturing, ship building, pharmaceutical industry, etc all will face the fiercest competition in next 5-10 years. We have the most complete supply chains of all industry fields and the biggest domestic market of the world that give us the most powerful competitiveness to any others. Your government's anxiety give us a good chance to keep your nerve tight.

 

[大汉奸柳传志]

Now this is when you see positive news about China from western media：they need some “evidence” to persuade China to stop devaluating the Yuan.

White hypocrisy at its finest.

 

[TaiShang]

Not only train, electronic industry, automobile industry, machine manufacturing, ship building, pharmaceutical industry, etc all will face the fiercest competition in next 5-10 years. We have the most complete supply chains of all industry fields and the biggest domestic market of the world that give us the most powerful competitiveness to any others. Your government's anxiety give us a good chance to keep your nerve tight.

 

[IR-TR]

Japan and China should integrate. China should allow Japan unlimited access (preferential) to it's market, and in return Japan kicks out the US and starts cooperating with China on a world scale (naval expeditions, joint energy exploration etc). China has a big enough market to allow Japan unlimited acccess to. Together, nobody could stop these two. Add in Korea as well. Then those tiny little midgets like Vietnam wouldn't matter anymore.

 

[TaiShang]

Japan and China should integrate. China should allow Japan unlimited access (preferential) to it's market, and in return Japan kicks out the US and starts cooperating with China on a world scale (naval expeditions, joint energy exploration etc). China has a big enough market to allow Japan unlimited acccess to. Together, nobody could stop these two. Add in Korea as well. Then those tiny little midgets like Vietnam wouldn't matter anymore.

I guess realistically that's a far fetched proposition short of a visionary leader like Hatoyama. Japan is too much embedded in the US' China encirclement efforts. In the event of a confrontation, Japan might end up being a sacrificial lamb, unfortunately.

 

[AndrewJin]

I guess realistically that's a far fetched proposition short of a visionary leader like Hatoyama. Japan is too much embedded in the US' China encirclement efforts. In the event of a confrontation, Japan might end up being a sacrificial lamb, unfortunately.

Koreans are doing fine.
I see how they regard Chinese market as the extension of their own domestic market.

 

[TaiShang]

Koreans are doing fine.
I see how they regard Chinese market as the extension of their own domestic market.

Korea, frankly, acts more like a mature, normal country than Japan. Hence, they are less willing to play as a sidekick for US in its China-encirclement game. That's a long term, realistic policy on part of Korea.

Japan, on the other, has been not only kicking and screaming for a stronger US military positioning against China, but also attempting to pull other regional powers into a sort of crusade.

Of course, their economic futures will differ according to their posture toward China.