Figure 1.
Economic growth is decelerating rapidly | 
Figure 2.
Exports have so far been supported by emerging market demand and gains in market share
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Figure 3.
Export performance varies sharply |
Figure 4.
Monetary growth has been low, especially in real terms | 
Figure 5.
Investment growth is down on 2007 but holding up recently
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Figure 6.
Housing sales weakness has translated into housing price weakness |
Figure 7.
Housing sales weakness has started to affect new construction | 
Figure 8.
Real estate weakness has contributed to the downturn in production of construction materials
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Figure 9.
Consumer spending is relatively robust |
Figure 10.
Inflation is not a concern at this point | 
Figure 11.
China’s exchange rate has strengthened significantly in 2008
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Figure 12.
Sharply lower commodity prices drive down raw material price inflation |
Figure 13.
Output is expected to fall below potential in 2009 | 
Figure 14.
China’s investment heavy, industry-led economy | 
Figure 15.
Structure of economy is the key to increasing the role of consumption
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Figure 16.
Loan demand had been constrained by quota
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Figure 17.
Sterilization will remain necessary | |
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