Three percent expansion in the U.S. economy will add 0.5 to 1 percentage point to China's growth by boosting exports by 8 to 9 percent.
China’s export surged more than 48 percent in the beginning of 2015 led by sales to Europe and U.S. The government is forecasting a 6 percent gain in the trade from this year. The numbers are not the same for import. China’s imports may be weaker on falling import prices. Although the estimation was only a 10 percent decline, it has 20.5 percent drop compared with the last year for the same time, Bloomberg reports.