China Economy Prediction in 2009

At the end of 2008, we can conclude that China experiences half happy, half depressed spirit tour.
While the 2008 market is unique to itself, it does have similar traits with other declines in the real estate, financial and equity markets that we can draw from.
So, what does my experience about China Economy predictions in 2009?
China's economy may grow 10% next year as the ``huge'' potential of domestic consumption and investments counters the impact of a global slowdown, a State Council researcher said.
Housing has a bit further to fall as inventories remain at historical highs, and new inventory is being added daily. We are currently foreclosing on 100,000 homes per month on average, and the end is no where in sight. The numbers of loan delinquencies and defaults are increasing, keeping downward pressure on home prices and upward pressure on unsold inventory. Although the People Bank reduced the interests again and again, some investors are not so confident to enlarge power. As business continues to slow, we will see more layoff’s and company closings in industries such as building and construction, financials, auto’s, airlines, travel and retail. Data from Chinese financial government predicts that the ``vast development potential'' of the world's most- populous nation will ensure a fast rate of expansion in 2009.
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