World machine tool production and sales value decreased year on year
According to China's data and world market data released by China Machine Tool Industry Association (CMTBA) and Gardner, respectively, the demand of major machine tool manufacturers in the world has fallen sharply in 2009. The global machine tool output value reached 55.49 billion US dollars, compared with 2008. The $81.60 billion was reduced by as much as 32%. The output value of the world's major machine tool producing countries and regions fell by more than 30%, while mainland China did not fall by 7.6%, ranking first with 15.3 billion US dollars; Germany second, with a total output value of 10.429 billion US dollars, down 33% year-on-year; Japan’s third, with a total output value of US$7.095 billion, fell 54% year-on-year.
In terms of machine tool consumption, total world machine tool consumption in 2009 decreased by 33% year-on-year to US$51.21 billion. The consumption of the world's major machine tool markets showed a sharp decline. For example, consumption in the Japanese market fell by 57% year-on-year, and the United States and Italy declined respectively. 51% and 48%, Germany, which has the second largest consumption in the world, also experienced a 44% year-on-year decline. China has maintained the world's No. 1 ranking in terms of consumption.
Machine tool import and export trade fell seriously
Imports also experienced a worldwide decline. Mr. Xu Shuzi, CMTBA Marketing Department, pointed out that due to the greater decline in other countries, China's machine tool imports continued to rank first in the world in 2009. In the same year, China's imports of machine tools reached 5.897 billion US dollars, a decrease of 22.3%; the second was the United States, with imports of 2.26 billion US dollars, a drop of 54%; the third was Germany, with imports of 2.225 billion US dollars, a 49% drop.
Exports are also “slowâ€. China’s total machine tool exports in 2009 reached US$1411.7 million, down 33% year-on-year, which is higher than Germany’s 30% decline and Italy’s 29% decline, but China’s ranking is the same as in 2008. Still ranked sixth in the world. Germany ranked first, with a total export value of 7202.8 million US dollars; the second Japan with an export value of 4,219 million US dollars; the third Italy with an export value of 3316.4 million US dollars; the fourth China's exports to Taiwan It is 1935.5 million US dollars; the fifth Switzerland has an export value of 1823.7 million US dollars.
According to the statistics of the Taiwan Machine Tool Development Foundation (TMTF), the total export value of Taiwan's machine tools in 2009 reached 1.714 billion US dollars, down 53.2% from the same period of the previous year. From the perspective of export markets, China and Hong Kong rank first, the United States ranks second, and Germany ranks third. From the source of imports, Japan ranks first, Germany ranks second, and mainland China and Hong Kong rank third.
Mr. Xu Shuzi further pointed out that the decline in import and export trade in 2009 was even more serious. Due to the financial crisis, the decline in import and export trade exceeded the decline in output value. From the specific data, most of the world’s imports fell more than exports. more serious. In 2009, the total value of machine tool exports from 28 countries and regions in the world was US$27.498 billion, down 38% year-on-year. The total value of machine tool imports was US$20.333 billion, down 48% year-on-year.
According to China's data and world market data released by China Machine Tool Industry Association (CMTBA) and Gardner, respectively, the demand of major machine tool manufacturers in the world has fallen sharply in 2009. The global machine tool output value reached 55.49 billion US dollars, compared with 2008. The $81.60 billion was reduced by as much as 32%. The output value of the world's major machine tool producing countries and regions fell by more than 30%, while mainland China did not fall by 7.6%, ranking first with 15.3 billion US dollars; Germany second, with a total output value of 10.429 billion US dollars, down 33% year-on-year; Japan’s third, with a total output value of US$7.095 billion, fell 54% year-on-year.
In terms of machine tool consumption, total world machine tool consumption in 2009 decreased by 33% year-on-year to US$51.21 billion. The consumption of the world's major machine tool markets showed a sharp decline. For example, consumption in the Japanese market fell by 57% year-on-year, and the United States and Italy declined respectively. 51% and 48%, Germany, which has the second largest consumption in the world, also experienced a 44% year-on-year decline. China has maintained the world's No. 1 ranking in terms of consumption.
Machine tool import and export trade fell seriously
Imports also experienced a worldwide decline. Mr. Xu Shuzi, CMTBA Marketing Department, pointed out that due to the greater decline in other countries, China's machine tool imports continued to rank first in the world in 2009. In the same year, China's imports of machine tools reached 5.897 billion US dollars, a decrease of 22.3%; the second was the United States, with imports of 2.26 billion US dollars, a drop of 54%; the third was Germany, with imports of 2.225 billion US dollars, a 49% drop.
Exports are also “slowâ€. China’s total machine tool exports in 2009 reached US$1411.7 million, down 33% year-on-year, which is higher than Germany’s 30% decline and Italy’s 29% decline, but China’s ranking is the same as in 2008. Still ranked sixth in the world. Germany ranked first, with a total export value of 7202.8 million US dollars; the second Japan with an export value of 4,219 million US dollars; the third Italy with an export value of 3316.4 million US dollars; the fourth China's exports to Taiwan It is 1935.5 million US dollars; the fifth Switzerland has an export value of 1823.7 million US dollars.
According to the statistics of the Taiwan Machine Tool Development Foundation (TMTF), the total export value of Taiwan's machine tools in 2009 reached 1.714 billion US dollars, down 53.2% from the same period of the previous year. From the perspective of export markets, China and Hong Kong rank first, the United States ranks second, and Germany ranks third. From the source of imports, Japan ranks first, Germany ranks second, and mainland China and Hong Kong rank third.
Mr. Xu Shuzi further pointed out that the decline in import and export trade in 2009 was even more serious. Due to the financial crisis, the decline in import and export trade exceeded the decline in output value. From the specific data, most of the world’s imports fell more than exports. more serious. In 2009, the total value of machine tool exports from 28 countries and regions in the world was US$27.498 billion, down 38% year-on-year. The total value of machine tool imports was US$20.333 billion, down 48% year-on-year.
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