2010 Economic Data Released Today &Nbsp; GDP Growth Or Up To 10%.

In November 23, 2010, in Zhengzhou, Henan, the prices of all kinds of dishes in the vegetable wholesale market were all down, with a drop of 0.1 yuan and 0.2 yuan.

According to the statistics released by the National Bureau of statistics, the schedule is released.

GDP increased by about 10% in 2010.

As the last year of 11th Five-Year, the growth rate of social and economic development has attracted much attention.

As external demand growth exceeds expectations, experts predict that GDP growth will reach 10% in 2010, of which GDP will grow by about 9% in the four quarter.

An authoritative person from the national development and Reform Commission said that China's gross domestic product will reach 39 trillion and 500 billion yuan in 2010, and the GDP growth rate may reach 10.1% at constant prices.

The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences released the economic blue book in December last year. It is expected that in 2010 China will maintain a high growth rate of about 10%, and GDP will exceed 37 trillion yuan per year.

In addition, the World Bank released the 2011 global economic outlook report, which again raised the GDP growth rate in 2010 to 10%.

Earlier, the world bank has raised its economic growth forecast for several times in 2010, with the expected growth rate of 8.5%.

The national economic information center's macroeconomic situation research group published a report yesterday that the main macroeconomic indicators of China will be better in the fourth quarter of this year, which will be further affected by the complex economic environment of the world, the high capacity industry capacity in China, the regulation of real estate and the inflationary pressure.

It is initially estimated that GDP will increase by 8.7% in the fourth quarter.

The report stressed that although the four quarter's economic growth slowed down compared with the three quarter, it did not mean that the economy was cooling down. We should have an objective understanding of the four quarter economic growth.

First of all, the fourth quarter economic slowdown is the result of China's initiative to adjust the industrial structure, increase energy conservation and emission reduction and eliminate backward production capacity.

Second, China's economic growth momentum and expectations remain strong.

China's PMI index increased to 54.7% in September, a record high of nearly 6 months.

Third, the fourth quarter of last year has a high base.

CPI or ring down in December

In addition, the National Bureau of statistics will announce the growth of a series of economic indicators such as GDP, price and industrial production on 20 th.

Throughout the year, when each economic data is released, CPI has become the most concerned and probably the most widely known economic indicator.

In January this year, CCTV released a survey that showed that the most important domestic economic events in 2010 were "rising prices". 72.9% of respondents felt the pressure of rising prices.

Since last July, China's price increase has been rising month by month.

In November, CPI rose by 5.1%, the highest in 28 months.

Since the end of November, China's official combined boxing has been regulating prices, vegetable prices have dropped markedly, cotton, sugar and fertilizer prices have dropped at a high level, but the underlying cause of price increases has not yet been eliminated.

Earlier, Zhou Wangjun, deputy director of the national development and Reform Commission's price department, said that if the domestic price inflation was too high in the first quarter, new regulatory measures would not be ruled out.

This statement may indicate that CPI growth is still high in the fourth quarter of 2010.

Comprehensive media analysis shows that, driven by new price factors such as vegetables, the consumer price in 2010 has increased by 3.3%-3.4%, breaking through the target set at 3% in the beginning of the year, or no suspense.

CPI grew by 4.1% to 4.5% in December.

Citibank expects CPI growth of 4.2% in December.

Citibank believes that the decline in food prices was the main reason for the fall of CPI in the early December 2010.

However, due to the freezing weather in the south, the demand for Spring Festival and the rising prices of global agricultural products, food prices will probably rise in the future.

At the same time, non food prices may continue to rise.

Although the CPI increase in December 2010 was down from the 5.1% increase last month, the analysis shows that China is still in a big cycle of rising prices, and the pressure of interest rate increase is not easy to alleviate in the short term.

CICC expects short-term inflation expectations to cause the central bank to raise interest rates by 25 basis points in February, and may raise interest rates again in the 2 quarter.

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Anti inflation is the most important task of the economy this year.

At the end of last year, the State Council held a executive meeting that it was necessary to impose temporary price intervention on important daily necessities and production materials when necessary.

The industry has said that inflation prevention will become the primary task of economic work in 2011.

The central economic work conference put forward the six main tasks of economic work in 2011: strengthening and improving macroeconomic regulation and maintaining stable and healthy operation of the economy.

Analysts believe that next year, China's economic situation is complex, economic growth may remain stable, and managing inflation expectations will become the focus of regulation.

Lu Zheng commissar, a senior economist at Xingye Bank, said last time that temporary controls on prices were in late 2007 and early 2008.

A special executive meeting of the State Council for the price situation shows that the current inflation situation is already very serious. Preventing inflation will become the primary task of macroeconomic regulation and control.

According to the analysis, 2011 is the opening year of 12th Five-Year. With the annual fiscal revenue growth in 2010, and the positive fiscal policy that may continue to be implemented in 2011, it will give the local government great investment ability, plus the development strategy of regional balance and emerging industries. Investment in the central and Western regions and some new industries will constitute a new round of investment expansion.

From the perspective of economic growth, economic growth will show a gradual upward trend in 2011, and annual growth will remain above the potential growth rate, which is expected to reach 9.7%.