The external dependence of bulk commodities is an indicator to measure the dependence of bulk commodities on imports. Some of China's bulk commodities are highly dependent on foreign countries. Therefore, price fluctuations in the international market will have an important impact on China's domestic commodity prices.
When China's economy enters the internal circulation stage, if there is no sufficient oil and natural gas supply, China will have an energy crisis, which will lead to a sharp decline in the output of agricultural products. In addition, the lack of imported soybeans will lead to a shortage of oil and meat, and hunger is likely to return again. Without sufficient imports of large quantities of raw materials, the world's factories will be abandoned and the infrastructure will be gradually abandoned. If the internal circulation, how many years will it go back?
The following is the statistics of Jinshi futures. China's dependence on foreign commodities and import sources includes:
USA: soybean, cotton, wheat, corn, crude oil, pulp, lead
Canada: rapeseed meal, wheat, pulp, ethylene glycol
Japan: Styrene
Taiwan: ethylene glycol, styrene
Hong Kong: Gold
Korea: sugar, styrene, zinc
Russia: crude oil
Outer Mongolia: Coke
Australia: iron ore, manganese, coke, gold, lead, zinc, gold, aluminum, tin, cotton, wheat
Peru: copper lead
Brazil: iron ore, soybean, cotton, sugar, aluminum, pulp
Argentina: soybeans
Chile: Copper
Cuba: sugar
Indonesia: rubber, pulp, nickel, palm
Philippines: nickel
Vietnam: cotton yarn, rice
Laos: Corn
Thailand: sugar, rice, rubber, asphalt
Malaysia: palm oil, rubber, asphalt, aluminum
Singapore: Asphalt
Myanmar: tin, corn
India: aluminum, cotton yarn, rice
Pakistan: cotton yarn, rice
Kazakhstan: zinc, wheat
Iraq: crude oil
Saudi Arabia: styrene, ethylene glycol, crude oil
Oman: crude oil
Zambia: Copper
South Africa: gold, manganese
Ghana: Manganese
Guinea: Aluminum
Switzerland: Gold
UK: Gold
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