Expert Profile
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Steve Xinyu Li
Since December 2009, VP of Business Development at China Talent Group
From June 2008 to December 2009, General Manager of IT service company at China Talent Group
From October 2007 to December 2009, Director of Business Development
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Trade Fairs China
| Start from | City | Name |
| 2010-03-22 | Beijing | CIO OE 2010 |
| 2010-03-22 | Beijing | EXPEC 2010 |
| 2011-03-22 | Beijing | CIO OE 2011 |
| 2011-03-22 | Beijing | EXPEC 2011 |
Meet Us In February 2010
Meet us in SPAIN and FRANCE
You want to work (or already work) with china? in Sourcing, technical subcontracting, high tech product? and wish to get some advices and informations from European expert on Chinese market? in order to buy in China and improve the follow up and quality process; So please feel free to contact us to meet us during the first 2weeks of September in Valence, Barcelona, Madrid and Paris.
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Sourcing In China
To ensure the intermediary and the follow-up of your purchases in China: Search for supplier, factory auditing, negotiation, sampling, production follow-up, quality control, logistics
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Facts & Figures In China
According to statistics released by the National Energy Administration, net crude oil imported by China in 2009 was 199 million tons compared with 189 million tons produced domestically, rising 13.9% year on year. That translates into 51.3 percent of China's crude oil coming from overseas. This likely cements China's place as the second-largest importer of crude oil after the U.S. in 2009, leapfrogging Japan whose oil demand stagnated when its economy slid into recession.
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| Goldman Keeps $85 Oil Target On China’s ‘Robust’ Diesel Demand |
 Goldman Sachs Group Inc. maintained its forecast for crude oil to reach $85 a barrel by the end of this year on “robust” demand for diesel in China, the world’s second-largest energy consumer, reported Bloomberg.China posted a 600,000 barrel-a-day increase in refined-product demand in the third quarter as its economy grew 8.9 percent, said analysts at the bank. While Asia’s second-biggest economy became a net exporter of diesel because of refining capacity expansions, domestic demand for the fuel reached “new highs” in August, the Goldman analysts wrote. Crude oil in New York has gained 79 percent this year, reaching a one-year high of $82 a barrel Oct. 21 as traders bet on improved prospects for a global economic recovery. Oil for December delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange traded near $80 a barrel today. Goldman, which predicts oil will average $82.50 a barrel in the fourth quarter of this year and $110 a barrel in 2010, said fundamentals are headed in the “right direction” even as demand in the U.S., the largest consumer, remained slow. 
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