Last week, news that China's economy is slowing down
contributed to investor fears in world stock markets, sending equity
prices lower. Not trusting Chinese GDP statistics, which have long been considered to be off target,
we turned to the data that the U.S. Census Bureau reports on the value
of trade between the U.S. and China to get a clearer picture of what's
going on within China's economy.
Our chart below shows the
exchange rate adjusted value of the year-over-year growth rate of trade
between the two nations from January 1986 through November 2013, the
most recent month for which that data is available at this writing:
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