• China GDP grows 7.1% in first half '09
China's GDP grew 7.1 percent from the same period a year ago to 13.99 trillion yuan in the first half, as massive government spending and record lending helped the economy rebound from the worst growth in a decade.
China's forex reserves top $2.13 trln by end of June
China's foreign exchange reserves topped 2.13 trillion U.S. dollars by the end of June, up 17.84 percent year on year, the People's Bank of China said Wednesday.
Foreign direct investment in China falls 6.8%
Foreign direct investment (FDI) in China fell in June for the ninth straight month, but the decline narrowed, adding to signs of an economic recovery, the Ministry of Commerce said Wednesday.
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NBS Briefs on China's Economy
- China's June CPI falls 1.7%, PPI down 7.8%
- China urban fixed-asset investment up 33.5% in H1
- China's industrial output up 10.7% in June
- China's retail sales up 15.0% in H1
Other Economic Statistics
- Profits of China's SOEs down 27% in H1
- Land prices continue to decline in the first half of 2009
- China's fiscal revenue up 19.6% in June
- China reports 6.4% rise in insurance premiums in H1
- SOEs' Jan-May revenue falls 7%, profits down 30%
- China's June power consumption up 3.79%
- Assets of China's banking sectors in H1 2009
Analysis & Commentary
- Stimulus pays off: GDP growth on target at 7.9%
- Soros: China to meet 8% economic growth in 2009
- Investment fuels China's 7.9% GDP growth
- China leads world toward recovery
- China's economy rebounds to 7.9 pct in Q2, recovery in sight
- Chinese forex kitty aids US moves
- Rapid growth of foreign exchange reserves might lead to RMB appreciation pressure
- More foreign exchange reserves should be in private hands
- Surging forex reserve marks inflow of international capital
- China stresses industry restructuring in economic growth: official
- Q3, critical for Asia's recovery: Standard Chartered
- China's economy to grow 8% in 2009: State Information Center
- China's measures against global financial crisis effective: state councilor
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