According to the Customs’ statistics, in January 2010, import and export of foreign-invested enterprises totaled US$ 106.201 billion, an increase of 43.41 percent over the same period of last year, 0.95 percent lower than the growth rate (44.36 percent) of the country in the same period, accounting for 51.86 percent of the total import and export of the country.

In January 2010, export of foreign-invested enterprises totaled US$ 57.22 billion, a 24.4 percent increase over the same period of last year, 3.4 percent higher than the growth rate (21 percent) of the country in the same period, accounting for 52.27 percent of the total export value of the whole country, which was 1.43 percent increase in the proportion of the country’s total export.

In January 2010, import of foreign-invested enterprises recorded US$ 48.981 billion, up by 74.57 percent over the same period of last year, 10.93 percent lower than the growth rate (85.5 percent) of the total import in the country, accounting for 51.39 percent of the country’s total of that. Which was 3.22 percent decrease in the proportion of the country’s total import.