China’s exports rebounded vigorously in May, highlighting the nation’s resilience in foreign trade, and the sector is expected to expand steadily in the months ahead thanks to supportive policy measures put in place to bolster the economy, industry experts and analysts said on Thursday.
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China will help foreign trade go through current challenges and maintain steady and high-quality growth of the sector to the economy, industry chains and supply chains, according to circular released by the State Council.
Local governments should establish services and safeguard systems for key foreign trade enterprises and solve their difficulties to support their operation.Beijing recently rolled out 34 measures to help companies recover from COVID-19 impacts, as part of the municipality’s efforts to stabilize economic growth. The measures including offering extensive services through visits, a three-level (municipal, district, sub-district) service mechanism and an assistance hotline, improving online administrative services, improving company registration and licensing approval services, and supporting companies to expand their businesses. These measures aim to emphasize services, and the municipality will ensure the needs of companies are responded to improve the quality and efficiency of services.
Stable growth in foreign trade will help shore up the overall economic outlook and market confidence, making the country more attractive to foreign investors, they said.
The nation’s exports in May beat expectations by jumping 15.3 percent year-on-year to 1.98 trillion yuan ($300 billion), while imports rose 2.8 percent to 1.47 trillion yuan, according to customs data released on Thursday.
China is expected to further improve the business climate, unleashing more market vitality and adding resilience to the economy, and thereby propelling highquality development, analysts and business leaders said on Sunday.
The country will further deepen reforms to streamline administration and delegate power, improve regulation and upgrade services to create a market-oriented,
law-based and internationalized business environment, they said.
“A sound business environment with a level playing field enables market entities to trust each other and leverage their respective advantages to effectively allocate resources and make the most of production factors,” said Zhou Mi, a senior researcher at the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation.”As enterprises currently face more uncertainties amid the impact of the COVID 19 pandemic, it is especially important to establish a market environment that facilitates cooperation rather than encourages distrust,” he added.According to Zhou, China should intensify reform efforts to provide a more predictable business environment with transparent and accurate information so enterprises can make well-informed and more productive decisions.
That will eventually help reduce the enterprises’ costs and improve market resources allocation and utilization, to enhance the quality of overall economic development, hesaid.He also said that to raise the efficiency of the Chinese economy, the government should take more measures to encourage innovation so more advanced technologies will be better applied in businesses’ production and operations, and that innovative business models and formats will take form and grow.
Zheng Lei, vice president of the Hong Kong International New Economics Research Institute, said to improve the business environment, it is important for the government to streamline administration and delegate power, and, most importantly, to adopt a mindset of “serving and regulating” enterprises rather than “managing” them.
China has either canceled or delegated to lower-level authorities some 1,000 administrative approval items, and the non-administrative approval requirement has become a thing of the past.
In the past, it took dozens, even up to 100 days to open a business in China, but it now takes four days, on average, and even just one day in some places. About 90 percent of government services can be accessed online or through cellphone apps.
Post time: Jun-12-2022