This year's economic growth rate of 9.5%

-Our correspondent Gao Xiaojuan, director of economic forecasting at the National Information Center fan Jianping at the Nomura China meeting, said the Chinese economy is expected to maintain a 9% annual growth rate from 2011 to 2015. Fan Jianping pointed out that the latest March foreign trade data showed that the first quarter of this year, China's foreign trade in 6 years of the initial quarterly trade deficit, which can be seen as a complete end of the recession, meaning that the Chinese economy began to enter a new cycle of independent growth. As a result, he expects GDP to grow by 9.5% per cent in the first quarter, while the second half may fall. As a result of the massive stimulus policy exit, this year the economy may have the big concussion, but still will maintain the relatively stable growth posture. From 2011 to 2015, China's economy can maintain an annual growth rate of 9%. This year, the economy will maintain stable growth, the annual growth rate of 9.5% of the probability of greater.