China’s economy will grow by 8% in 2013

The Chinese economy can grow by more than 8% in 2013, creating a certain basis for global economic activity and mild restoration of the world economy. "China’s economy supports a very large part of global demand," said Mr. Lou Jiwei, head of the Chinese investment corporation Cic.ul.

The growth of the Chinese economy in 2012 amounted to 7.8%, largely due to the rise in industrial production in the fourth quarter of the last year. The second economy of the world introduced about a third of world economic growth in 2012, which amounted to 3.2% - the worst indicator after the post of crisis 2009.

Debt problems in developed countries mean new opportunities for China, Lou live, adding that the government should support national companies in expanding and investing abroad.

"Today, great opportunities are opening up for countries with cash, especially for China. We must understand this and give our companies complete freedom of investing abroad," he said.

China has accumulated a huge number of foreign currency reserves, more than 3 trillion 310 billion US dollars as of the end of 2012 formed mainly by monitoring the movement of capital, forcing Chinese exporters to sell the proceeds to the proceeds to the central jar.

The weakening of capital control will allow a huge number of Chinese enterprises to use export income to acquire assets abroad and would remove existing restrictions on outgoing investments.

Despite the multiple restrictions that existed in 2012, the Chinese direct non -financial investment in December reached a record $ 700 million, supplementing the total number of foreign investments last year up to $ 77 billion.

Today, Beijing has the task of bringing the outgoing direct investment to $ 560 billion until the end of 2015.

This is how the world revolution is being done

The former Deputy Prime Minister of China Zen Payan said the Chinese leaders should gain "political courage" in order to speed up economic reforms and maintain long-term economic growth.

The Chinese leadership will accept All possible measures in order to ensure a double -digit indicator of GDP growth.

What do the capitalists think?

The director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Christine Lagarda is confident that Europe "will be able to respond to new challenges" and will come out of the tests more united than before. However, China will become the driving force of the world economy in 2013.

The head of the IMF suggested that China will become a driving force for the world economy in 2013,