Ge Bina, the first vice president of the International Monetary Fund, said that according to the infection trend that is currently caused by most of the epidemic prevention measures, China's economic growth is expected to recover sharply from the second quarter of this year.
Gita Gopinath (Gita Gopinath) On Wednesday (January 18), he made the above statements when he was interviewed by Reuters on the field of the World Economic Forum on Davos.She also reiterated the appeal of the International Monetary Fund to hope that countries around the world will avoid falling in protection.
She praised China's re -opening up as a positive signal and showed that they were well prepared to participate in the world activities.
Ge Bina said: "We look forward to China's economic growth rebound. From the current trend of infection, if the infection rate continues, we will see a very fast recovery after the first quarter of this year."
She said that the current surge in infection is regarded as the "export wave" of economic restart.
Affected by the strict crown disease epidemic prevention and control measures and the real estate crisis, China's economic growth last year reached 3%, the worst economic performance in the past half century.
Economists surveyed by Reuters estimate that China ’s economic growth is about 4.9%this year, and some economists have recently raised their estimates to approximately 5.5%.
Ge Bana said that if China's economic growth can reach more than 4%, it will mean that any global inflation pressure has been offset by the slowdown."If China's economic growth is stronger, this is a possible thing, then we will see another wave of oil and energy prices rising."
