In recent years China has contributed around a quarter of global GDP growth. Until a few months ago, the fruits of that were evident across the board: raging commodity prices, for example, or mushrooming European designer stores in Shanghai. Now the momentum is ebbing. Prices of steel, a key material in the industrialisation of modern China, are crumpling as Chinese construction pauses. Auto sales, which surged by a quarter in 2007, are expected to be flat next year according to some forecasts.
對世界上其它國家而言，中國9%的經濟增長率是令人羨慕的。但中國第三季度數據顯示，與去年近12%的增長率相比，經濟增速顯著下降。這對其它國家來說就是個問題了。
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