Risks of China's Economy in 2010
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Despite of the global financial cisis, China's economy is maintaining its fast increase rate. It is estimated that the GDP growth rate of the fourth quarter of 2009 reaches 10%. However, experts say China would face some hidden risks in the field of economy this year.
Inflation is the No. 1 issue. The risk of inflation is rising, which will speed up the increase of CPI or cosumer price index. That risk can lead to the rise of commodity price so as to influence the living standard of the common people.
The second risk comes from the real estate market. The rapid increase of housing price has caused the great concern among ordinary people. As we all know, the central government has taken a series of measurements to regulate and control the property market. But the intensive regulation can not only restrain private investment, but also compromise the sustainability of the economic recovery.
Last but not the least, China may well challenge the trade protectionism imposed by developed and developing nations. Like Japan in the 1980s, China's export may brave the grimmer trade barrier in the next few years. Trade conflicts between China and western countries would bring about the turbulence of exchange market, prompting price increase of commodities and finally the inflation globally.