Most US Exports To China Are Growing Faster Than Other Markets.

In August 17, 2011, U.S.A A report issued by the National Committee on trade between the United States and China showed that over 76% of the US congressional constituency exports to China grew faster than other markets, indicating that the world's two largest economies had closer economic and trade ties.

According to the "US congressional district's export report to China" released by the Committee on the same day, in 2010, 404 constituencies increased to China's exports in 435 US congressional constituencies, of which 333 constituencies exported to China exceeded the growth rate of exports to other regions.

Erin Ennis, vice chairman of the National Committee of the US China trade, said that the United States Exit It is an important part of the US economy. China is currently the third largest export market in the United States, and the exports of manufactured goods and agricultural products made by the United States to China have increased by more than many other main destinations.

The report shows that from 2000 to 2010, the United States increased nearly $76 billion to China's exports, while the United States increased exports to the other two largest trading partners, Canada and Mexico, by 69 billion 300 million US dollars and 52 billion US dollars respectively.

The National Committee on trade between the United States and China is a non-profit private sector. organization It represents about 240 American businesses engaged in business dealings with China.