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What's the impact of RMB's continuous downward limit on China's economy?
The continuous decline of international oil prices can greatly reduce the foreign exchange expenditure of China's crude oil imports, which will directly bring down the production costs of enterprises and the living expenses of people.

The eliminated enterprises linger on because of the reduction of oil prices and other costs, and new energy projects are suppressed, which is not conducive to the overall economic transformation and upgrading.

Exchange rate: rebound. In the context of the continued strength of the US dollar and the return of global capital to the United States, the "Jedi rebound" of RMB can effectively prevent excessive outflow of cross-border capital, which is of great significance to stabilizing the macro-economy.

The fluctuation of RMB exchange rate will become the norm in the future, and China foreign trade enterprises should respond as soon as possible.

Agricultural product price: upside down. In 20 14, the prices of major agricultural products such as grain, cotton, oil, sugar and meat were upside down. At present, the average price difference of agricultural products at home and abroad in China has reached about 600 yuan per ton.