Pan Jiancheng: Consumer inflation expectations deepened in the four quarter last year

Pan Jiancheng China Economic Network Beijing February 23 (reporter Zhu Zinjin intern Li Fang) China consumer confidence survey by the National Bureau of Statistics China Economic Boom Monitoring Center and Nielsen Company China's consumer confidence in the 2010-year quarter fell from 104 in the third to 100.　　The main reason for the decline in consumer confidence is the fall in consumer sentiment affected by inflationary expectations. Pan Jiancheng, director of China's boom Monitoring Center at the National Bureau of Statistics, said at the press conference that consumer confidence was mainly composed of three parts of consumer expectations, job expectations and spending will.　　The survey found that the impact of consumer confidence in the quarter was mainly the fall in consumer sentiment, the willingness to consume from 41 points in the three quarter to 30 in the quarter; consumer expectations for jobs were largely upbeat, with a slight drop in revenue forecasts, mainly due to inflationary expectations. The survey data also showed that consumers ' willingness to fall because consumers are more worried about the future of inflation, the fall is mainly concentrated in cities, the city's consumer confidence in the various cities have come to a different degree of decline, in rural areas in fact, consumer confidence is basically flat.