Chinese Exporters Upbeat as Dollar Weakens

October 19, 2009

Chinese Exporters have a positive outlook on their future, as the dollar weakens and their sales begin to rebound. From “Chinese Export Boom in Evidence at Trade Show”: By keeping China’s currency, the renminbi, tightly yoked to the weak and weakening dollar, Beijing had made Chinese exports increasingly competitive around the world. “We are very [...]

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US Chamber of Commerce Video: Level the Playing Field, Double our Exports

September 17, 2009

Thanks to @chamberpost for posting this video of Tom Donohue, President & CEO of the US Chamber of Commerce, discussing strategies to increase US exports in the next 5 years. Follow @GTMBestPractice on twitter for more trade compliance updates & resources!

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China Now World’s Largest Exporter

August 26, 2009

According to the World Trade Organization, China has overtaken Germany as the world’s largest exporter during the first half of 2009. China has been experiencing fast-paced growth the last several years but has previously not reached Germany’s levels. From January through June 2009, China’s total export volume amounted to $521.7 billion, slightly exceeding Germany’s exports, [...]

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Update: GM Plans to Export Cars from China to the US

June 1, 2009

With GM filing for bankruptcy today, looks like their plan to export cars from China will be one way in which they aim to make a comeback rather than prevent bankruptcy.

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GM Plans to Export Cars from China to the US

May 21, 2009

According to the UK Telegraph, “General Motors is planning to build cars in China and import them into the  United States, a strategy that could trigger further job losses and union anger  in the US.” This is a topical example of ‘related party trade‘ – when one business is simultaneously importing and exporting among itself. [...]

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