In 2010, China will achieve the Payload System of Chang-e II
Director of Chinese Academy of Space Science and Applied Research, Wu Ji expressed on November 28 that the space center would be responsible for the completion of the Chang-e II satellite payload research and development.
Before 2011, Chang-e II will run into the moon
Now, ‘Chang-e II’ will be launched before 2011, this is the second lunar probe of China; the preparatory work is being carried out smoothly. ‘Chang-e I’ only just circles the moon, but the ‘Chang-e II’ will prepared to take the moon car to the moon.
In 2009, the steel demand of construction machinery market in China will rise sharply
According to industry experts and rapid development of equipment manufacturing industry, equipment manufacturing industry in China has become a driving rapid economic growth. The industry believes that the rapid development in China’s equipment manufacturing industry will create a huge steel consumer market.
Global semiconductor market demand is weak, so in 2009, it will decline 2.2%
The world Semiconductor Trade Statistics (WSTS) Tuesday said that as the weak global electronics demand, 2009 global semiconductor sales will probably fall 2.2%. WSTS said that in the next year, chip market will shrink to 256 billion U.S. dollars. WSTS have 66 members of chip makers, which occupies 80% of world total semiconductor market share.
Experts: Central Bank will continue to cut interest rates sharply in 2009
This week, the central bank announced to cut down 1.08 percentage points benchmark interest rate for one year, while the experts maintain that in 2009, the central bank will continue to cut interest rates sharply. They point out that Europe and the United States economy has entered a recession because of the financial crisis, our domestic export growth and industrial added value growth will have a marked decline, so the central bank will cut interest rates sharply to form the resultant force of policies.
High national debt will escort the Chinese economy in 2009
It is reported that in December, the Central Economic Work Conference will release more signals to stimulate the economy, including under the cooperation of proactive fiscal policy and moderate monetary policy next year, China will issue at least 2,000 billion yuan long-term bonds and moderately expand the size of deficit. China Macroeconomic Institute of the Secretary-General Wang Jian also estimated that next year China may issue 200 billion to 300 billion yuan for bond construction.
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