51.   Chinese exports will now face stiff competition from Southeast Asia with their cheaper currencies.

52.   Chinese export companies are likely to pay less in taxes due to lower exports to Southeast Asian countries hit hard by the financial crisis.

53.   Chinese leaders hope foreign competition will force inefficient state industries to change and will ensure markets for Chinese exports.

54.   Christopher investigates reports of Chinese nuclear exports.

55.   Cheaper Chinese exports would make it more difficult for them to support the value of their currencies while remaining competitive in export markets.

56.   China has asked for talks with the European Union over its decision to permit new steel tariffs, saying they could hurt Chinese exports.

57.   Chinese exports consisted mainly of electronic equipment, fabrics, paint materials and iron ore.

58.   Chinese leaders hope foreign competition will force inefficient state industries to change and wil ensure markets for Chinese exports.

59.   Devaluation would make Chinese exports more competitive, undermining the export industries of Asian countries hard hit by currency upheaval.

60.   Foreign-backed companies already produce nearly half of Chinese exports, and they are creating thousands of jobs at a time of massive layoffs at state industries.