Thursday, January 20, 2011

Yao China will not be hyperinflation

 Securities Market Weekly (Xinhua Hu Junying) January 16, the National Bureau of Statistics chief economist Yao Jingyuan in Tsinghua University, China and the World Economic Forum on the expected growth in 2010, about 10% of Chinese GDP, CPI rose more than 3.2% . China's inflation in 2011 is still large, but not hyperinflation.

Yao Jingyuan said the first half of 2010, food prices push CPI higher, then spread to the service class, alcoholic drinks and tobacco. United States policy of quantitative easing international commodity prices, imported inflation pressure, in 2010 wheat, corn and soybeans have soared.

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Yao Jingyuan, the central bank also said that and adequate stock to stabilize prices is very important to lay a foundation; In addition, from the perspective of industrial market structure, on the whole is greater than the demand supply situation has not changed, but also so that prices can surge. >

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1 20 January, 2010, National Bureau of Statistics will publish full-year statistics. Yao Jingyuan said the GDP growth in China in 2010 about 10%. 2010, China's economic environment is not good, trade protection, natural disasters, but the Chinese economy in the post-crisis achieve better development.

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