The Ministry Of Commerce Issued The Report On China's Foreign Trade Situation (Autumn 2013).

The report shows that since 2013, the economic situation at home and abroad has been complicated, and the growth rate of import and export in the first half of this year has fluctuated greatly. The Chinese government promptly issued policies and measures to promote steady growth and structural adjustment of imports and exports, boosting enterprise confidence and promoting stable growth of foreign trade and improving quality and efficiency. In the fourth quarter, imports and exports will maintain a steady growth trend. China's export share of Global trade is expected to continue to increase slightly in the whole year.

According to the report, the domestic and international environment for China's foreign trade development in 2014 may be slightly better than that in 2013, but the difficulties and risks still remain. The international market demand is generally weak, and the competition among countries is increasingly fierce. The trade friction situation is still grim. It is also necessary to see that in recent years, the state has promulgated a series of policies and measures to promote the development of foreign trade, and the level of trade facilitation has been constantly improving. New trade modes such as cross-border e-commerce have been developing rapidly. Many enterprises have taken the initiative to transform and upgrade, and are giving birth to new advantages in export competition. China's foreign trade will maintain steady growth in 2014.

The report reviews the operation of China's foreign trade in the first three quarters of 2013. Since 2013, the economic situation at home and abroad has been complicated, and the growth rate of import and export in the first half of this year has fluctuated greatly. The Chinese government promptly issued policies and measures to promote steady growth and structural adjustment of imports and exports, boosting enterprise confidence and promoting stable growth of foreign trade and improving quality and efficiency. The import and export of the fourth quarter will maintain a steady growth trend. China's exports will account for a small increase in Global trade share throughout the year.

The report looks forward to the development trend of China's foreign trade in 2014. In 2014, the domestic and international environment of China's foreign trade development may be slightly better than that of 2013, but the difficulties and risks still faced are still more. The international market demand is generally weak, and the competition among countries is increasingly fierce. The trade friction situation is still grim. It is also necessary to see that in recent years, the state has promulgated a series of policies and measures to promote the development of foreign trade, and the level of trade facilitation has been constantly improving. New trade modes such as cross-border e-commerce have been developing rapidly. Many enterprises have taken the initiative to transform and upgrade, and the new advantages of export competition are being bred. China's foreign trade will maintain steady growth in 2014.

The report points out that China will take measures to stabilize import and export growth and accelerate the transformation and upgrading of foreign trade. We will vigorously foster new competitive advantages in foreign trade, support the development of new modes of trade and foreign trade comprehensive service enterprises such as cross-border e-commerce, and enhance the ability of small and medium-sized private enterprises to expand the international market. We should encourage enterprises to increase investment in technological innovation, improve product quality and grade, create internationally famous brands, and build international marketing networks. We should further expand imports and promote balanced development of foreign trade.