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    China's exports increased significantly in 2010 and early 2011, with year-over-year growth over 30% from June 2010 to February 2011. Imports also rose sharply but at a slower pace than exports, with growth between 20-40% over the same period. The value of China's currency, the yuan, appreciated modestly against the U.S. dollar from late 2007 to early 2011.

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    China's exports increased significantly in 2010 and early 2011, with year-over-year growth over 30% from June 2010 to February 2011. Imports also rose sharply but at a slower pace than exports, with growth between 20-40% over the same period. The value of China's currency, the yuan, appreciated modestly against the U.S. dollar from late 2007 to early 2011.

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    China Export Trade YoY

    Chinese Yuan USD-CNY X-RATE China's Export Trend


    60.00%
    8.9
    8.65 50.00%
    8.4 40.00%
    8.15 30.00%
    7.9 20.00%
    7.65 10.00%
    7.4 0.00%
    7.15 -10.00%
    6.9 -20.00%
    6.65 -30.00%
    6.4 -40.00%

    Jun-08

    Jun-09

    Jun-10
    Apr-08

    Apr-09
    Dec-07

    Oct-08

    Dec-08

    Oct-09

    Apr-10
    Dec-09

    Oct-10

    Dec-10

    Feb-11
    Feb-08

    Feb-09

    Feb-10
    Aug-08

    Aug-09

    Aug-10
    Source: Bloomberg/Horowitz & Company Source: Bloomberg/Horowitz & Company

    China Import Trade YoY


    Chinese Yuan USD-CNY X-RATE China's Import Trend
    6.7 100.00%
    6.68 80.00%
    6.66 60.00%
    6.64
    40.00%
    6.62
    20.00%
    6.6
    0.00%
    6.58
    6.56 -20.00%
    6.54 -40.00%
    6.52 -60.00%

    Jun-08

    Oct-08

    Oct-09

    Jun-10

    Oct-10
    Apr-08

    Apr-09
    Dec-08

    Jun-09

    Dec-09

    Apr-10

    Dec-10
    Feb-08

    Feb-09

    Feb-10

    Feb-11
    Aug-08

    Aug-09

    Aug-10
    Source: Bloomberg/Horowitz & Company Source: Bloomberg/Horowitz & Company

    China GDP China GDP Constant Price YoY China Retail Sales China Retail Sales Value YoY

    15% 24%
    14% 22%
    13% 20%
    12% 18%
    11%
    16%
    10%
    14%
    9%
    12%
    8%
    7% 10%
    6% 8%
    5% 6%
    4% 4%

    Source: Bloomberg/Horowitz & Company Source: Bloomberg/Horowitz & Company

    4/6/2011 China

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