Workers head to a construction site in Beijing December 26, 2014. China’s economy is creating more than 13 million new jobs this year, the Xinhua news agency cited the labor ministry as saying on Thursday, outstripping the official target despite slower e
Growth in China’s gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to slow to 7 percent next year from a forecast 7.3 percent this year, partly due to weakness in global economies, a top Chinese government think-tank said in a report published on Monday.
“The growth of the world economy may recover slightly in 2015, but it will be difficult to see it fully recovering from weakness seen since the global financial crisis,” the State Information Centre said.
“As such, our country’s economic growth will show a trend of gradual slowdown, and is forecast to grow around 7 percent in 2015,” it said in the report published in the official China Securities Journal.
China’s consumer price index (CPI) is expected to increase less than 2 percent in 2015, compared with a forecast of more than 2 percent this year, the think-tank said.
Growth of exports is expected to improve slightly to 7 percent from a forecast 6 percent this year, it said.
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