China Quarterly Update, June 2009 - Graphs from the report

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Figure 1. New lending has been massive		Figure 2. Market based investment lags government influenced investment		Figure 3. Completion of residential property is up sharply, but starts not
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Figure 4. Consumption has held up well		Figure 5. Export weakness has continued, but imports rebounded from the trough		Figure 6. Overall growth remains respectable
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Figure 7. Falling raw material prices drag down headline prices		Figure 8. Pressure on profits remains		Figure 9. Wage growth is falling
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Figure 10. Inflation has declined sharply, globally		Figure 11. Experts do not foresee deflation		Figure 12. A large expansion of central banks’ balance sheets
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Figure 13. A much more moderate expansion of broad money		Figure 14. Bank lending is slowing rapidly in the US and the Euro zone		Box 1 Figure. Potential output growth is likely to decline (growth, in percent)