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Marknaden reagerar positivt på EU:s och IMF:s ekonomiska krispaket – men det finns fortfarande en rad frågetecken kvar. Det säger Swedbanks chefsekonom Cecilia Hermansson till SvD.se.
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Greek debt crisis won't have great impact on China's economic growth, said Fan Gang, a prominent economist and former member of the monetary advisory committee for China's central bank.
"Currently, the global economy has already stabilized, but the road of recovery won't be smooth," he said at a market forum yesterday.
The Greek debt crisis may lead to the plunge of the EU economy, and the possible depreciation of euro will affect China's export growth. "But on the other hand, it will help to reach the trade balance between China and the EU and minimize possibilities for trade frictions," Fan said.
He predicted that there will still be problems in global recovery, but China has a relatively good endurance. "China's economic situation is generally favorable, with low risks in the banking system and high growth potentials."
Judging from current trend, China will enter a new period of prosperity in 2011. "How to manage prosperity and high growth, and how to prevent bubbles and overheating are the problems calls for consideration now," he said./People's Daily Online (Kina)
