Facing U.S. blowback, Beijing softens 'Made in China 2025' message

[Viva_Viet]

Of course, traditional industries such as steel, cement, etc. will never move to the US. It does not make sense.

When EU-CN at chaos/ civil war, then lots of factories, scientist will flee to USA like what happen in WW1, WW2

 

[Kiss_of_the_Dragon]

When EU-CN at chaos/ civil war, then lots of factories, scientist will flee to USA like what happen in WW1, WW2

Are you saying that during VN civil war, VN people flee to US with no scientist but only those who know how to make Pho?

 

[Viva_Viet]

Are you saying that during VN civil war, VN people flee to US with no scientist but only those who know how to make Pho?

ANd we won, we defeated US while CN chaos/civil wars bween King Xi evil vs TW-1billion rebels will last 100 years and make RUssia-US guns seller make billion of billion USD

 

[Kiss_of_the_Dragon]

ANd we won, we defeated US while CN chaos/civil wars bween King Xi evil vs TW-1billion rebels will last 100 years and make RUssia-US guns seller make billion of billion USD

No you didn't win because your corrupted government is going back to square one by helping China to crackdown your anti-China protesters by ceding land for Chinese corporation to exploit it and begging US for support over SCS...basically China and US is controlling VN, you Viets are so hilarious

 

[TaiShang]

When EU-CN at chaos/ civil war, then lots of factories, scientist will flee to USA like what happen in WW1, WW2

As I see it, US business flee the US into Europe.

The trend may have reversed itself.

 

[Viva_Viet]

As I see it, US business flee the US into Europe.

The trend may have reversed itself.

Harley bike suck, not many customers in VN.

SO, u think where the factories, scientist will move when CN-EU at chaos/civil war like in WW2 ??

 

[TaiShang]

Harley bike suck, not many customers in VN.

SO, u think where the factories, scientist will move when CN-EU at chaos/civil war like in WW2 ??

But they (HD) represent the very (remaining) US manufacturing. As you see, the US is not that all-mighty. In fact, most US manufacturing runs on very thin profits margins. They are being outcompeted. Hence, HD cannot even tolerate a 100 million USD loss from tariffs. I am not even talking about Ponzi Schemes like Tesla.

 

[Communist Indian]

Our own company works with both US and China so I don't have any problem as log as Chinese keep providing us with cheap materials.

It's amazing to see US flexing it's muscles after 8 years of liberal rule.

 

[Huan]

So bottom line, China had scare the sh1t out of US only with the conceptual approach as "Made in China 2025"...LMAO that too funny...what happen if China put into practice of "Made in China 3025" without telling any body

What if it's actually Made in China 2020 in secret, progressing in fast China speed?

 

[Viva_Viet]

But they (HD) represent the very (remaining) US manufacturing. As you see, the US is not that all-mighty. In fact, most US manufacturing runs on very thin profits margins. They are being outcompeted. Hence, HD cannot even tolerate a 100 million USD loss from tariffs. I am not even talking about Ponzi Schemes like Tesla.

But US can rely on gun makers to make billion of billion USD when EU-CN chaos is coming close.

SO, u think where the factories, scientist will move when CN-EU at chaos/civil war like in WW2 ??

 

[rott]

When EU-CN at chaos/ civil war, then lots of factories, scientist will flee to USA like what happen in WW1, WW2

Where are your flags, fool?

 

[TaiShang]

SO, u think where the factories, scientist will move when CN-EU at chaos/civil war like in WW2 ??

But China is where scientists and factories are moving in.

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China's January-May industrial profits up 16.5 pct

CGTN
2018-06-27

China’s major industrial enterprises achieved a total profit of 2.73 trillion yuan (0.413 trillion US dollars) from January to May this year, up 16.5 percent year-on-year, according to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS).

In May alone, the total profits of China’s major industrial enterprises reached 607.06 billion yuan (91.89 billion US dollars ), a year-on-year increase of 21.1 percent.

He Ping, from the Industrial Division of NBS, attributed the increase to four reasons.

First, noticeable and sustainable outcomes can be seen from the supply-side reform with lower costs in industries. The cost of main business income per 100 yuan (15.1 US dollars ) for major industrial enterprises was 92.59 yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 0.35 yuan. The deleveraging process also went well. The asset-liability ratio of major industrial firms stood at 56.6 percent, reducing 0.6 percentage points compared with last year.

Second, the overall performance of industrial enterprises is improved. At the end of May, the turnover days of finished goods inventory were 16.6 days, a year-on-year decrease of 0.2 days. Profitability has obviously increased as well. The profit rate of main business income was 6.36 percent, an increase of 0.35 percentage points year-on-year.

Third, the biggest contributor of profit growth is raw materials processing industries.

Industries with more new profits were mainly processing industries. Ferrous metal smelting and pressing industry, for example, enjoyed a 1.1-time profit increase. Non-metallic mineral products industry enjoyed an increase of 44.6 percent. Chemical raw materials and chemical products manufacturing saw a profit increase of 27.7 percent. Oil and natural gas exploration industry enjoyed 2.6-time increase in its profit. Power heat production and supply industry saw a profit increase of 27.8 percent. These five industries all together nearly contributed a profit increase of 70 percent.

Moreover, rising prices and lower costs helped boost profit growth. The effect of price changes on profit growth in May was 4.3 percentage points higher than that in April, according to preliminary calculations.

Although the growth rate of industrial profits in May was slightly lower than that in April, it still maintained rapid growth. In addition to reduced costs, it also benefited from price increases. In May, China’s Producer Price Index (PPI) rose by 4.1 percent year-on-year. The purchase price of industrial producers rose by 4.3 percent year-on-year.