China International Trade and the reasons for lack of pricing power Countermeasures（中国国际贸易的原因缺乏定价权的对策）.doc

China International Trade and the reasons for lack of pricing power Countermeasures Paper to write network: [Abstract] China what to buy, what the international market on the rise; China to sell anything, or nothing on the international market for this particular strange Bureau, this was cause analysis, and recommendations put forward their own strategies. [Keywords] international trade, pricing; commodities 1 Introduction ‘Our pricing in the international trading system, almost total collapse.’ Ministry of Commerce spokesman Yao Jian, May 16, 2010 with respect, ‘China is currently facing a major problem is the lack of commodity pricing.’ Yao Jian made the basis for such a drastic position is the biggest iron ore negotiations, defeated year after year. ‘by the annual iron ore price negotiations to quarterly pricing, the price settled in the Chinese steel prices by the year 2009, imports have to pay more than 700 billion dollars. ‘in the May 16, 2010 meeting of the second session of the International Business Development Forum, Yao just such an account. Since 2002, imports of iron ore prices have been from less than $ 30 to $ 150 , while steel prices rose by only about 2,000 yuan now more than 4400 yuan. ‘in the international market, although 65% of China’s iron ore imports, but did not say.’ Yao said, in fact, not only iron ore, petroleum, copper, imports of grain and other commodities are also facing similar situation: the contradiction between supply and demand, the increasing dependence on foreign, overseas acquisitions face resistance, the irrational market fluctuations can only passively adapt. into the 21st century, the international bulk gradually appeared in commodity markets, ‘China what to buy up anything on the international market, China to sell anything, or nothing on the international market,’ the strange phenomenon, although the import volume of China’s very large, but in the pricing of the international trading system has been ‘almost