China News Service, March 15th. Regarding the impact of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict on China's economy, Fu Linghui, spokesperson of the National Bureau of Statistics and director of the National Economic Comprehensive Statistics Department, responded at a press conference on the 15th, saying that from the perspective of direct impact, Because Russia and Ukraine account for a small proportion of China's import and export trade, the direct impact is limited.
Due to geopolitical changes, the impact on global commodity prices is still relatively obvious, and the pressure of domestic imported inflation may increase.
Fu Linghui said that despite facing these problems, we must also see that we still have many favorable conditions in ensuring domestic energy supply.
Since the fourth quarter of last year, efforts have continued to increase the supply and price of bulk commodities, and domestic energy supply has steadily increased.
Judging from the situation from January to February this year, the output of raw coal increased by 10.3% year-on-year, and the power generation increased by 4%, which was a significant improvement over December last year.
These are conducive to the stable operation of the economy.
Fu Linghui also said that in the next stage, as all localities continue to adhere to the principle of steadfastness, seeking progress while maintaining stability, and increasing the guarantee of economic operation, external influences can be controlled within a limited range.
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