China is capable of achieving a seven percent annual economic growth goal in 2015, according to an article posted on website of the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) Tuesday.
NDRC made the remarks on basis of the country's stable economic running, demand and supply, saying that employment was expected to increase constantly and consumer prices would pick up mildly in this year.
Compared with past years, China's economic growth did slow down a bit, attributable largely rationally and necessarily to the changing internal and external environment but it was widely seen that the growth speed remained still at mid- and high levels in China.
What's more, after China's economic aggregate exceeded ten trillion US dollars, a seven percent rise of gross domestic product (GDP), a key gauge of economic growth, meant much larger increase than that of the past 2-digit growths. Furthermore, China's main economic indicators such as employment, residential incomes, and consumer prices all showcased that it was practical for the Chinese economy to run in a reasonable band, the article said.
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