Article: Chinese Economy Up 9.6 Percent During First Nine Months

The Chinese economy grew 9.6 percent in real terms during the first nine months over the same period last year, with the GDP reaching 4,567.5 billion yuan, according to an announcement made here today by Ye Zhen, a spokesman for the State Statistics Bureau.

He said that Chinese industry realized an added value of 1,357.5 billion yuan during the first three quarters, up 12.9 percent on an annual basis.

"The light and heavy industries grew almost in the same pace and the product structure is further improved," he said. "Products which have good market prospects, such as video machines, computers and programmable exchanges, witnessed rapid growth." "The sales ratio also witnessed gradual rises ...

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