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China - Economist Intelligence Unit - The Economist

DOMESTIC POLITICS: The violence in Xinjiang province this year has again highlighted the dangers posed by China's restive ethnic minorities, and comes just over a year after widespread unrest threw Tibetan-dominated regions into chaos. It remains unlikely that these sorts of clashes will challenge the stability of the regime. Rather, by rallying ethnic-Han support around the cause of patriotism, the government has arguably strengthened its position. Nevertheless, the frequency of major ethnically based violence in the last two years suggests that the government's hardline approach to separatist movements is undermining relations with Tibetan and Uighur communities. A rethinking of policy in these regions would be welcome, but the chances of this happening are low.

Country Forecast Overview (3 Year)
Key Indicators 2008 2009 2010
Real GDP Growth (%) 8.45 7.70 8.20
Consumer Price Inflation (av;%) 5.90 -.80 2.40
Budget Balance (% of GDP) -.41 -3.80 -3.70
Current-Account Balance (% of GDP) 9.65 6.40 4.60
Exchange Rate US$:Euro (av) 6.95 6.83 6.64
Exchange Rate US$:Euro(year-end) 6.84 6.80 6.46

China GDP PPP & GDP Growth Rates
2004 - 2008
China GDP Growth Rate Chart

Year GDP in Billions of USD PPP % GDP Growth
2004 4,689.66 9.44
2005 5,473.17 9.78
2006 6,307.01 11.01
2007 7,330.99 12.42
2008 8,161.48 8.45
Source: EIU Country Data

Yemen: risk assessment
Risk November 2009
Sovereign risk CC
Currency risk CCC
Banking sector risk CCC
Political risk D
Economic structure risk CCC
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