上海
China's statistics bureau said on Thursday that developments in the Middle East could affect exports, but that the overall impact would be limited and manageable, citing the resilience of the economy and its supply chains.
Speaking at a press briefing, MAO Shengyong, deputy director of the National Bureau of Statistics, said China's deep integration into the global economy meant its exports would inevitably be affected to some extent, but strengths including an integrated industrial supply chain, a more diversified energy mix and greater resilience should help cushion the impact.
Data from the General Administration of Customs showed China's exports rose 2.5% year-on-year in March in U.S. dollar terms, down 19.3 percentage points from the January-February period. Analysts at Everbright Securities said geopolitical tensions and base effects could weigh on near-term export growth, while China's manufacturing competitiveness and demand from emerging markets should provide longer-term support.
特别声明：以上内容(如有图片或视频亦包括在内)为自媒体平台“网易号”用户上传并发布，本平台仅提供信息存储服务。
Notice: The content above (including the pictures and videos if any) is uploaded and posted by a user of NetEase Hao, which is a social media platform and only provides information storage services.
