Economy

China Q2 GDP seen growing 10.7%

(Agencies)
Updated: 2010-05-07 10:00

China's GDP is expected to grow an annual 10.7 percent in the second quarter, while the consumer price index is expected to rise 4.2 percent, a government think tank said in a report published on Friday.

Related readings:  China GDP set to grow 9.5% this year  CASS predicts China's economy to grow 9.9% in 2010  China's GDP to grow by 10% in 2010: IMF  HSBC raises China's 2010 GDP forecast to 10%

The State Information Center also recommended in the report published in the China Securities Journal that China return to the currency-setting mechanism in place prior to the global financial crisis.

Specials

Qinghai Earthquake

Beijing Auto Show 2010

Severe drought hits SW China

Annual Reports: Hainan Airlines returns to black

more

• 

  Days of Duty

  Pioneer Chinese govt auditor recalls challenges of UN auditing missions.

• 

  Greek Bankruptcy

  Greece's only hope of avoiding bankruptcy is to take money from a joint EU and International Monetary Fund rescue package.

• 

  Weekly Photos

  Hit or miss? Who is your favourite? Check out the celebrity styles in this week.

• 

  Met Costume Gala

  Celebrities arrive at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Benefit celebrating the opening of "American Woman: Fashioning a National Identity" in New York May 3, 2010.

• 

  Privacy Invasion

  Have you ever experienced the unnecessary invasion of privacy? What would you do if it happens to you?

Columnists

Alexis Hooi

Getting the lowdown on development

Zhu Yuan

Capitalism: The evil that's vital to economy

Chen Weihua

Shanghai a world-class city? Please.

Li Xing

Even modern cities need distinction

more

China Daily E-paper

China Daily

US Edition

21st Century

HK Edition

China Daily PDF

Subscribe

Advertise

Jobs

About Us