Guangdong's foreign trade imports and exports maintained double-digit growth in the first seven months
2024-08-12
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According to statistics from the Guangdong Branch of the General Administration of Customs,In the first seven months of this year, Guangdong's foreign trade continued to maintain a good growth momentum, with imports and exports reaching 5.17 trillion yuan, an increase of 13.9% over the same period last year (the same below)., 7.7 percentage points higher than the national average, accounting for 20.8% of the national total. Among them, exports were 3.36 trillion yuan, up 12.6%; imports were 1.81 trillion yuan, up 16.5%.
Monthly imports and exports maintained double-digit growth for four consecutive monthsIn July alone, Guangdong's imports and exports totaled 800.03 billion yuan, up 15.5%, maintaining double-digit growth for four consecutive months. Among them, exports totaled 519.57 billion yuan, up 16.5%; imports totaled 280.46 billion yuan, up 13.8%.
Customs officers from Jiangmen Customs inspect the newly built luxury yacht "REDUCE".
The proportion of general trade continues to increaseIn the first seven months, Guangdong's general trade imports and exports amounted to 3.06 trillion yuan, up 16.2%, accounting for 59.3% of Guangdong's total foreign trade, up 1.2 percentage points from the same period last year. Processing trade imports and exports amounted to 1.08 trillion yuan, up 3.3%, accounting for 20.9%; bonded logistics amounted to 971.89 billion yuan, up 25.8%, accounting for 18.8%.
Imports and exports of private enterprises increased by more than 20%In the first seven months, private enterprises in Guangdong had imports and exports of 3.3 trillion yuan, up 21.1%, 7.2 percentage points faster than Guangdong as a whole, accounting for 63.9% of Guangdong's total foreign trade. During the same period, foreign-invested enterprises had imports and exports of 1.59 trillion yuan, up 2.9%, accounting for 30.8%; state-owned enterprises had imports and exports of 260.12 billion yuan, up 2.3%, accounting for 5%.
While maintaining resilience in traditional markets, imports and exports to emerging markets continue to improveIn the first seven months, Guangdong's imports and exports to traditional markets such as Hong Kong, the United States, the European Union, Japan, and South Korea all achieved positive growth, increasing by 17.6%, 11.4%, 7.7%, 3.5%, and 25.4% respectively. During the same period, imports and exports to emerging markets such as ASEAN, Latin America, 17 countries in the Middle East, and 5 countries in Central Asia increased by 13%, 20.8%, 16.1%, and 31.1% respectively.
Customs officers from Xinsha Customs under Huangpu Customs inspect imported coal.
Major export commodities maintained growthIn the first seven months, the export of mechanical and electrical products in Guangdong increased by 10.9%, accounting for 64.6% of Guangdong's total export value. Among them, automatic data processing equipment and its parts, household appliances, and mobile phones increased by 17%, 17.4%, and 9.6% respectively; ships, electric vehicles, and containers grew rapidly, increasing by 53.7%, 70.2%, and 123% respectively. During the same period, the export of labor-intensive products increased by 3.2%, accounting for 14.1%; the export of steel products was 101.83 billion yuan, an increase of 3.6 times.
Imports of some electromechanical products and bulk commodities acceleratedIn the first seven months, Guangdong imported 623.15 billion yuan of integrated circuits, up 19.1%, accounting for 34.6% of Guangdong's total imports; imported automatic data processing equipment and its parts, and semiconductor manufacturing equipment were 138.33 billion yuan and 33.28 billion yuan, up 1.4 times and 1.7 times respectively. During the same period, imports of three types of energy products, including coal, crude oil, and natural gas, totaled 57.767 million tons, up 33.3%, with a value of 78.83 billion yuan, up 13.4%.
Dongguan Customs officers visited trendy toy manufacturers in their jurisdiction to conduct research.
Text/Guangzhou Daily New Flower City Reporter: Lin Lin Correspondents: Chen Lin, Lv MeijinPhoto/Guangzhou Daily New Flower City Reporter: Liao Xueming Correspondents: Zhang Hailong, Ye Zhixiong, Liang JianqingGuangzhou Daily New Flower City Editor: Mo Liping
