China's September trade data beats expectations
China's exports and imports in September were far higher than expected, according to official data.
Exports from China rose by 15.3% and inports rose by 7% compared to last year. This made a surplus of $31bn for the month. Actually they expected only a rise of 12% in exports and a fall of 3% in inports. This is suprisingly, because China's economy is really struggling this year. "The big implication is that imports are much stronger, so no matter what
the reason I think it will cool off a bit of the concern about domestic
weakness bringing down this activity," he said.
This article is about strategy. It showed that China also can make money with imports, because actually China expected a fall of 3% compared to last, where it actually was 7%. They should make a strategy how they can now keep up this rate, especially in imports. This article is also about globalisation. China delivers all around the world, that's why the exports are always at a good level. They showed that they are reliable, otherwise they wouldn't have such a data. So ethics also playes a role. They made their image come look out good, which could help to keep up this rate.
2/4 - I am not 100% sure you have understood the figures correctly - this make your analysis difficult to follow. Please be sure to use the correct terminology - it is iMports not iNports! Your link to the concepts is adequate, although the strategy link is a little tenuous. What about linking the article to the external environment to make the syllabus link - especially the exchange rate fluctuations that impacts export heavy countries.
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