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the smallest since Feb 2014. Exports to the US fell 4.2% and impor ts from the US rose 38%.
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Over the past decade, US expor ts to China grew at an annual average rate of 11%, impor ts from China rose by 6.6% each year on average. China and the Trump administration need to establish a dialogue mechanism in a win-win cooperation; a mutually beneficial bilateral tie would
ensure an open Chart more) and cut governors corporate
taxes (from current 35% to 15-20%). Companies have been welcome to negotiate with
on moving
production between states. In
early March China
reported a rare trade deficit of US$9.15 bil lion for February - the first since February 2014 - as impor ts surged, exports fell. Imports
jump mostly since Februar y 2012, mainly due to commodities imports linked to a construction boom and increasing US protectionist rhetoric in the spotlight. Combining January 2017 and
global market. According to a report from Oxford Economics, bilateral trade credited creating 2.6 mil lion jobs and contributing 216 bil lion US dol lars for economic growth in the US in 2015. Official data showed that bilateral trade surged from US$2.5bil lion in 1979 to US$ 519.6 billion in 2016. Both sides believe cooperation is significant not only to both countries but also to the world’s economic growth.
February 2017 data ,
China’s trade rose by 13.3% compared to the same period in 2016. Februar y trade surplus with the US fell to US$10.42 bil lion,
US Dollar and Yuan Exchange Rate
With extended stimulus from the government
banks, the US economy is FX TRADER MAGAZINE April - June 2017 45 and central
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