Friday, May 24, 2013   

China think tank forecasts 8pc first half growth
(07-12 11:09)

China's economy may have grown nearly 8 percent in the first half from a year earlier, and will recover steadily in the second half as policy stimulus gains traction, a senior economist at the cabinet's think-tank said today. “The economy is likely to stabilize and even recover modestly in the second half such policy measures show results,'' Yu Bin, director of macro-economic research department of the Development Research Centre, told a news conference. China announces the growth rate for the second quarter tomorrow, Reuters reports. In the first quarter, the economy grew 8.1 percent from a year earlier. Yu predicted the economy could grow 8 percent this year.
   
Other China breaking news:
More citizen jurors for mainland courts (05-23 18:41)
NKorea envoy to meet China's leader (05-23 18:02)
Death toll jumps to 33 in Shandong factory blast (05-23 17:39)
Manila tells China vessels to clear off (05-23 13:24)
Alleged murderer caught after fleeing for 16 years (05-23 12:11)
China domestic demand softens in May, raising risks to growth (05-23 11:28)
H7N9 test reagents approved in China market (05-22 18:48)
Pontiff reaches out to China’s Catholics (05-22 18:33)
Death toll in Shandong blast climbs to 23 (05-22 18:08)
Premier Li arrives in Islamabad to solidify Pakistan friendship (05-22 15:38)

More breaking news >>

© 2013 The Standard, The Standard Newspapers Publishing Ltd.
Contact Us | About Us | Newsfeeds | Subscriptions | Print Ad. | Online Ad. | Street Pts

 


Home | Top News | Local | Business | China | ViewPoint | CityTalk | World | Sports | People | Central Station | Spree | Features

The Standard

Trademark and Copyright Notice: Copyright 2013, The Standard Newspaper Publishing Ltd., and its related entities. All rights reserved.  Use in whole or part of this site's content is prohibited.   Use of this Web site assumes acceptance of the
Terms of Use, Privacy Statement and Copyright Policy.  Please also read our Ethics Statement.