Foreign media: China's performance during the epidemic shows how much we need China
International Online Special Article: On December 15, the National Bureau of Statistics of China released the operation of the national economy in November of this year. From the data in November, the total retail sales of consumer goods, the national industrial added value above designated size and the national fixed asset investment (excluding The growth rate of rural households increased further than last month.
Some foreign media pointed out that the accelerated recovery of China's economy provides important support for the global economic rebound.
Screenshot of the report by the Mexican newspaper Financier
Mexico’s “Financier” published a report entitled “China’s performance during the epidemic shows how much we need China” on December 15 and pointed out that the global economy needs the support of the Chinese economy more than ever. The rebound will depend on China's continued strong recovery momentum.
The report pointed out that at present, except for China, other major economies in the world are showing signs of recession. Therefore, the Chinese economy has played an indispensable role in the recovery of the world economy.
According to the report, China's economy is expected to become the only one that has achieved positive growth among the world's major economies.
After listing some important data recently released by the National Bureau of Statistics of China, the report commented that "these data is encouraging."
Screenshot of British Reuters report
British Reuters reported on December 15 that China’s economy began to recover from the new crown epidemic earlier this year and achieved a remarkable recovery. The main reason is the strong performance of exports.
In addition, during Double Eleven, Chinese e-commerce companies "opened" consumers' wallets, further stimulating factory orders.
According to the report, in November, the added value of China's national industrial enterprises above designated size increased by 7.0% year-on-year, and the growth rate was 0.1% faster than that in October.
This is in line with the forecast obtained by Reuters when consulting with economic analysts.
Capital Economics analyst Julian Evans-Pritchard said in a report, “In November, China’s economy continued to accelerate growth in all areas. We expect that even with stimulus The effects of the measures have diminished and exports have decreased, and the Chinese economy will continue to maintain a positive trend in the next few quarters."
The report finally quoted Fu Linghui, a spokesperson for the National Bureau of Statistics of China, who pointed out that due to the low base this year, in terms of speed, China's economic growth may be faster next year.
(Huang Rong)