Summary: Overseas people are optimistic about the long -term prospects of China's economy

Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, September 7th: Overseas people are optimistic about the mid -term prospects of China's economy

Xinhua News Agency reporter

A series of economic data recently announced that China's economy still resumes its development trend. Overseas media and observers believe that from the perspective of manufacturing, import and export, and attracting investment, the Chinese economy has performed better than external expectations under many challenges, showing toughness and potential, and the prospects for medium and long -term growth is still optimistic.

The mid -to -long prospects are good

According to the latest data from the National Bureau of Statistics of China, in August, the China Manufacturing Purchasing Manager Index (PMI) increased by 0.4 percentage points from last month to 49.4%. This number is generally expected by media such as the Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg.

The data also shows that as various consumer policies and measures have taken effect, some key industries have maintained expansion. In August, PMI rose to 52.3%in August, higher than 0.9 percentage points last month. PMIs of equipment manufacturing and high -tech manufacturing are 50.9%and 50.6%, respectively.

Analyst of Kaitou International Macroeconomic Consulting Company, Julian Evzus-Porgurchand, has noticed that recently China ’s manufacturing activities have been more disturbed, including energy shortages caused by rare high temperatures and droughts, bringing additional additional energy shortage to the supply chain to the supply chain burden.

The Nobel Prize winner and Professor Michael Spencer at New York University said in an interview with the US "Fortune" magazine that although China's economy is facing a big challenge in the short term, China has been doing the right thing and continuing to invest in economic potential. Fields, so the mid -to -long -term prospects are still optimistic.

The President of the World Economic Forum, Borg Burend, told Xinhua News Agency reporters that the slow recovery of the world economy and weaker strength have caused a certain negative impact on China's economic growth. The prospect is optimistic. "

The latest data show that the import and export of Chinese goods increased rapidly, and the trade structure continued to improve. The total import and export of goods from January to July increased by 10.4%year -on -year. In July, the total import and export of goods increased by 16.6%year -on -year, an acceleration of 2.3 percentage points from last month.

The Director -General of the Indonesian Think Tank Economic and Legal Research Center Boma Udistela said that despite the new crown epidemic and geopolitical situations still challenged international trade, this year, trade between China and neighboring countries has grown against the trend, which has effectively promoted the region Economic recovery.

Policies continue to make effective efforts

International observer believes that China has recently launched and implemented a package policy, which is promoting economic stability and maintaining operations in a reasonable range.

Bloomberg analyzed that under a series of policies, the price of raw materials tended to stabilize in August, and the PMI of the steel industry was significantly rebounded from the previous month, indicating that the Chinese government's efforts to boost the economy are effective.

Elizabeth Gayes, CEO of Fordsk Metal Group, Australia, has a optimistic attitude towards China's stable economic policy and believes that new investment and continuous policy support will continue to promote demand and production.

Some observers also give positive evaluations of China's relatively stable prices. Data show that in July, the consumer price index (CPI) across the country rose by 2.7%year -on -year.

Antonio Macau, a professor at the University of Institute of International Sciences, said that the current world economic recovery is more vulnerable, and the continuous recovery of China's economy will have a positive impact on the world economy.

Professor of Russia Higher Economic University and an expert of the Russian International Affairs Council Association Sheri Lu Jianing said in an interview with Xinhua News Agency that in the face of a series of challenges, China attaches great importance to coordinating the relationship between the government and the market, maintaining the stability of macroeconomic policy stability And continuity, effectively revitalize internal and external resources, and provide support for economic stable growth.

Market charm is still

According to data released by the Ministry of Commerce in August, from January to July, China's actual use of foreign capital was 798.33 billion yuan, an increase of 17.3%year -on -year by comparable caliber.

Bloomberg reported that in recent years, the Chinese market has been an important contributor to the profit of many foreign companies, and has effectively hedled the sluggish performance of other markets. Despite the current challenge, European companies are still expanding investment in China and have not evacuated China.

In the first half of this year, the sales of BMW Group's pure electric vehicles in China increased by 74.8%year -on -year. The Group's third vehicle factory in Shenyang's BMW BMW Factory officially opened; Audi FAW New Energy Automobile Co., Ltd. held a foundation launching ceremony ...

Jacob Gargat, a senior analyst at the German Makato China Research Center, believes that a small number of media hyped foreign companies have not occurred with China. "The situation we usually see in most industries is exactly the opposite."

In an interview with Xinhua News Agency, the Director of the German Kaka Group Enterprise Communication, said that even during the period of "reverse wind and challenge", China has maintained a stable economic growth in recent decades. KUKA Group is optimistic about China's growth prospects.

"Wall Street Journal" economic reporter Jason Douglas said that the trade relations between China and Germany and other European countries are very solid, and economic weights in Asia have also risen.

Ouhunnia Victorino, director of the Asian Strategy Director of the Bank of Sweden, said that developed countries are facing a threat of stagnation and some emerging markets may perform better. "China is the key driving force for emerging markets."

[Editor in charge: Shi Ge]

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