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HSBC Group Trade Outlook report shows that by the trade within the Asia-Pacific region and emerging markets, large demand for Asian exports, China replaced the United States in 2016 to become the world’s largest trading nation.
HSBC Group HSBC Global Connection Trade Outlook is expected in the next 5, China’s trade growth rate (6.61%) is twice the global average (3.78%).
report analyzes China’s growth was mainly domestic trade from the Asia-Pacific region and Latin America, Middle East and North Africa region “South-South trade, especially commodities and raw materials (Commodities) and automotive industries.
report said, by the impact of the the European debt crisis , the traditional Western consumer market growth is expected to slow. As the world’s second largest economy, China will continue through the financial stimulus plan and accelerate infrastructure construction to stimulate the growth of Chinese imports of raw materials from Latin America and the Middle East will also increase.
report also predicted that global trade will be from 2014 to accelerate growth. In view of the emerging market economy in advance recovery, HSBC estimates that the rapid growth of global trade by 2015 amendment, and gradually widening gap within the next 15.
The report also predicted that mainland China replaced the U.S. as the world’s largest trading nation in 2016. Michael Kwong (Simon Constantinides),
of HSBC Asia Pacific regional head of global trade, said in an interview, the world’s largest enterprise supply chain continues to expand in the Asia Pacific region, integration of production processes, thus will drive the growth in trade.
As China continues to expand the world market, especially in South America, Africa, Asia, and its high energy demand and manufacturing output will vigorously promote the import and export of related industries.
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