Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Chinese exports trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Chinese exports to Iran increased over 20 percent.
Moreover, it makes Chinese exports in the US more costly.
Chinese exports to Cambodia account for 87% of that figure.
A third of the value added of Chinese exports is from U.S. firms.
Chinese exports to the reclusive nation fell 23.4 percent to $260 million in the same period.
Estimates suggest that domestic value-added from Chinese exports is a more modest 18% of GDP.
Chinese exports to India are worth five times more than its imports from India.
Some are worried that the US attacks on China will shift Chinese exports towards their own markets.
Most Chinese exports to the United States do not directly compete with Vietnamese products.
But some are worried thatU.S. attacks on China will shift Chinese exports towards their own markets.
A weaker yuan will make Chinese exports more competitive and might trigger complaints from U.S. manufacturers.
If the renminbi were to rise significantly, goods from the United States andother countries could eventually start displacing Chinese exports.
In December, Chinese exports suffered a surprise decline, while annual car sales in 2018 fell for the first time in around 20 years.
American exports to China account foronly 0.7 percent of U.S. GDP, whereas Chinese exports to the United States account for 4.5 percent of China's GDP.
A blow to Chinese exports could ripple through the supply chains that stretch across the region, robbing other economies of growth opportunities and jobs.
Selling US Treasurys could also strengthen the yuan,making Chinese exports more expensive and harder to sell, and potentially spin the currency out of control.
Beijing's surprise devaluation of the yuan last month was seen as an attempt to spur economic growth,since it will make Chinese exports much cheaper in foreign markets.
A weaker currency makes Chinese exports cheaper and more competitive in the international markets, and could potentially offset some of the impact from the tariffs.
On Saturday,Chinese officials woke up to President Donald Trump's threat to tax all Chinese exports to the US- worth more than $500bn last year- within months.
In the same period, Chinese exports to the 10 countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations(ASEAN) and the 28 nations in the EU rose 9.1% and 6.1% year-on-year, respectively.
The figures do"not bode wellfor the state of global demand, given that Chinese exports benefited from a weaker currency," Louis Kuijs of Oxford Economics wrote in a note.
Companies like Alibaba are at the nexus of a national economic strategy to encourage more domestic consumer spending andthereby lessen the reliance on fickle foreign demand for Chinese exports.
About 50 percent of the value added that's in Chinese exports to the U.S. comes from the rest of Asia,” said Fabiana Fedeli, global head of fundamental equities at Robeco.
That means that if the various tariffs suggested by U.S. President Donald Trump come into effect andresult in a fall in Chinese exports to the U.S., there will be knock-on effects for the rest of Asia.
Further, it is now widely acknowledged that Chinese exports have also been boosted by its undervalued currency, something which Ben Bernanke, chairman of the US Federal Reserve, terms as an"effective subsidy".
Sunzone and other Chinese clean energy companies also benefit from the fact that the government spends $1billion a day intervening in the currency markets so that Chinese exports become more affordable in foreign markets.
The anti-dumping dutiesare the latest in a series of EU measures against Chinese exports ranging from solar panels to steel, which have sparked strong words from Beijing.
Added to this is the high import content of many Chinese exports, which means that some economies such as Malaysia and Singapore indirectly export a large volume of their exports to the US via China.
In recent months, the yuan has strengthened along withthe dollar, making Chinese exports more expensive and raising the risk of politically dangerous job losses in industries that employ tens of millions of workers.