Growing signs of Chinese Economy by 10.3% in 2010

The Official Statistics Department of China has showed that the country’s GDP (Gross Domestic Product) in 2010 is moving quicker by 10.3% than expectations.

However for the fourth quarter, the GDP figures were recorded with minor slowdown, with an increase to 9.8% from 9.6%.

But inflation easiness to 4.6% in December from a 28-month lofty of 5.1% the earlier month, as food price pressures eased. Inflation for 2010 was 3.3%.

Chinese leaders were well aware about the disturbance of higher inflation, so they tackle it on their first priority. To control housing prices and food commodities they have increased the interest rate almost at doubled during the past four months and enhanced bank’s entailed reserves in a proposal.

One year earlier analysts say the obvious easing of inflation reproduced a comparatively little ground, and the government requires moving forward.

They said the vast sums of money pushed into the world's second biggest economy by nationalized banks are delaying moves to carry inflation under control.

Investment in buildings department and other predetermined assets increased 23.8% in 2010, with the biggest state organized viable lenders giving out $36.4bn in new credits, most of it for property growth.

Sales of land-use rights to developers raised y 70% last year, assisting property prices increased 6.4% compared with 2009.

In the mean time the Industrial productivity rose stalwartly in 2010, signing the demand of Chinese made items would be increased rapidly.

"Growth impetus stays strong. Hence the inflation is the attention area of the market. Dongming Xie of OCBC Bank in Singapore told the news reporters, the present year is bringing difficulties for China to control inflation.

In December 2010 the inflation was staying on higher position, during the first half of this month the prices of foods were raised due to increasing seasonal demand,” he added