From the current development trend of China's mold industry, it can be seen that the development of China's mold industry in 2013 was significantly better than in 2012. Will this trend of improvement continue? Let's take a look at the predictions of relevant experts on the situation of China's mold industry in 2013.
Looking ahead to 2013, in terms of molds, the global economy will still be in a period of adjustment after the financial crisis, and the overall situation may be slightly better than 2012. However, the situation will still be complex and ever-changing, with increased risks and uncertain factors. The sustained downturn and slow growth will still be the main tone. Experts say that the Chinese economy is in a critical period of transformation in the growth stage and seeking a new equilibrium. The demand in the mold market is beginning to recover, and the trend of positive development is becoming increasingly clear. It is estimated that China's consumption and export growth in 2013 will be roughly the same as in 2012, but investment growth is facing downward pressure. Although there is a high possibility of maintaining a GDP growth rate of around 8% for the whole year, the manufacturing industry is affected by overcapacity, rising costs, and low profits. Therefore, carrying out growth expectations can only be cautious and pessimistic, with a high possibility in the beginning and a low possibility in the end of the year.
According to this development trend, China's mold industry should make relevant preparations and make a one-year production and sales arrangement.