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China´s Economic Data for H1 of 2010

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Auto making and sales soar in H1

A-share market: The worst performer in H1

Analysis of H1 Economic Data
What´s the message behind GDP figure?

What´s the message behind GDP figure?


Professor Patrick Chovanec from Tsinghua University in studio

What does slowed GDP growth in Q2 sign for?

What does slowed GDP growth in Q2 sign for?


Professor Michael Pettis from Peking University in studio

Is there any warning out of rosy growth?

Is there any warning out of rosy growth?


Alvin Liew, economist from the Standard Chartered Bank

What caused growth to slow in Q2?

What caused growth to slow in Q2?

CCTV commentator Dr. Gao Zhikai and Dr. Horst Loechel, Professor of Economics at China European Int´l Business School in studio

Official Release

China´s June CPI rises 2.9%

China´s consumer price index (CPI), a main gauge of inflation, rose 2.9 percent year on year in June, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) announced here Thursday.

China´s GDP up 11.1% in first half 2010

China´s economy expanded by 11.1 percent year-on-year in the first half of 2010, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said Thursday.

China´s June PPI up 6.4% on year

China´s Producer Price Index (PPI) grew 6.4 percent year on year in June, China´s National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) announced here Thursday.

China fixed-asset investment up 25% in first half year

China´s urban fixed-asset investment in the first six months rose 25.0 percent year on year to 11.4187 trillion yuan (1.67 trillion U.S. dollars), the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) announced Thursday.

China´s industrial value-added output up 17.6% in 1H

The growth of China´s industrial value-added output was up 17.6 percent in the first half of the year from a year earlier, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said on Thursday.

China´s retail sales up 18.2% in H1

China´s retail sales grew 18.2 percent in the first half of the year from a year earlier, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) announced Thursday.

Preview of China’s Economy in H2
What will affect China´s economy in H2?

What will affect China´s economy in H2?

Troubles in the Eurozone, the de-pegging of the yuan, and tightened property policies will affect China´s economic performance in the second half. Yin Hang takes a look at China´s macro economy.

Expert: <font color=blue>Economic growth</font> in H2 may be <font color=blue>9%</font>

Expert: Economic growth in H2 may be 9%

Economic growth in second half this year will be around 9 percent, lower than the first half. It´s because the growth figure for the second half last year was higher than that for the first half.

Experts: China´s <font color=blue>economic growth</font> in H2 to slow

Experts: China´s economic growth in H2 to slow

China´s first half data might not be officially out yet, but already economists are making predictions for the second half. Most expect growth to slow, but to remain high in comparison to the world average.

Will <font color=blue>house prices</font> rebound in H2?

Will house prices rebound in H2?

Many are worrying about a retaliatory housing price hike in the second half. What are your predictions?

<font color=blue>PPI</font> to start a downward trend in H2

PPI to start a downward trend in H2

As an important gauge to measure inflation, the producer price index or PPI saw a jump of 7 percent in May this year. But in June, the figure dipped slightly to 6.4 percent, easing market fears.

Is it possible to see <font color=blue>interest rate</font> hike in H2?

Is it possible to see interest rate hike in H2?

Do you think it´s still possible that the central bank may hike the deposit reserve ratio for commercial banks or lift interest rates?

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