Expert Forecast: Macroeconomics and China's Mould Industry in 2011

The year 2011 is the beginning of the 12th Five-Year Plan. Taking the subject of scientific development as the main theme and accelerating the transformation of the mode of economic development as the main line, this is the core of China's “Twelfth Five-Year” development plan. From this perspective, China's economic development is expected. In the future, improvement in quality, level, structural balance, and people’s livelihood will inevitably receive more attention and attention than quantitative development. China's macroeconomic policies have been determined in 2011. This means that the central government will implement a proactive fiscal policy and a prudent monetary policy, and increase the pertinence, flexibility, and effectiveness of macroeconomic controls. Although the pace of development may slow down due to the increase in economic difficulties and uncertainties in 2011, under this macroeconomic policy, the Chinese economy will continue to develop. Prior to this, many economic experts predicted that China's GDP growth rate in 2011 will fall from about 10.3% in 2010 to about 9.5. The money supply will continue to tighten to a normal state. The CPI will rise before and after the low, the renminbi will continue to appreciate slightly, export resistance will increase, manufacturing costs will continue to increase, and corporate profits will be squeezed again. These expectations will affect the entire manufacturing industry including the mold manufacturing industry.

Therefore, overall, considering various factors, I think that the development speed of the mold industry in 2011 may be slower than in 2010, but it is expected that it can still achieve a double-digit growth, that is, there may still be slightly higher than 10%. increase. At the same time, the structure will continue to improve and the quality will be further improved. Of course, this must also be achieved through continuous overcoming difficulties and great efforts.