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quarta-feira, janeiro 12, 2005
Exportações Chinesas Cresceram 25 % em 2004 !!!
Exports from China leapt during 2004 over the previous year as the country continued to show breakneck growth.
The spurt put China's trade surplus - a sore point with some of its trading partners - at a six-year high.
It may also increase pressure on China to relax the peg joining its currency, the yuan, with the weakening dollar.
The figures released by the Ministry of Commerce come as China's tax chief confirmed that growth had topped 9% in 2004 for the second year in a row.
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A US report issued on Tuesday on behalf of a Congressionally-mandated panel said almost 1.5 million posts disappeared between 1989 and 2003.
The pace accelerated in the final three years of the period, said the report for the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission, moving out of labour-intensive industries and into more hi-tech sectors.
The US's overall trade deficit with China was $124bn in 2003, and is expected to rise to about $150bn for 2004.
BBC
The spurt put China's trade surplus - a sore point with some of its trading partners - at a six-year high.
It may also increase pressure on China to relax the peg joining its currency, the yuan, with the weakening dollar.
The figures released by the Ministry of Commerce come as China's tax chief confirmed that growth had topped 9% in 2004 for the second year in a row.
...
A US report issued on Tuesday on behalf of a Congressionally-mandated panel said almost 1.5 million posts disappeared between 1989 and 2003.
The pace accelerated in the final three years of the period, said the report for the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission, moving out of labour-intensive industries and into more hi-tech sectors.
The US's overall trade deficit with China was $124bn in 2003, and is expected to rise to about $150bn for 2004.
BBC
posted by CMT, 11:56 da tarde
