China's ship distribution exports maintained rapid growth in the first eight months

According to the statistics of the State General Administration of Customs, from January to August 2012, the import and export volume of China's ship supporting equipment was US$4.887 billion, a slight decline year-on-year, with a decrease of 3.9%. Among them, exports still maintained rapid growth, amounting to 1.966 billion US dollars, an increase of 19%; while imports were 2.92 billion US dollars, down 14.8%.
In August, the export value of China's ship supporting equipment was US$252 million, a year-on-year increase of 17.4%; the import volume was US$384 million, which has been growing for the third consecutive month since June this year, but it has dropped by a large margin, reaching 25.7%.
Judging from the current export situation, China's ship-to-product exports will maintain a relatively stable trend in the coming period. Even if there is a decline, the magnitude will not be large.