The GDP exceeded 1 100 trillion, an increase of 8. 1% over the previous year. Is it in line with market expectations?

This data has far exceeded market expectations, because market expectations are actually not that good.

Whenever we talk about GDP, we generally regard GDP as an important indicator to measure economic development. The problem of GDP will also reflect the current economic vitality. Because the COVID-19 epidemic has lasted for two years, the COVID-19 epidemic has had a profound impact on all walks of life, directly restricting the development of all walks of life. Many people actually have low expectations for economic development.

First, what is this data?

This is a data report from our GDP. China's GDP has exceeded 1 10 trillion, with a year-on-year growth rate of 8. 1%. This data is a little too good for many people. The reason for saying this is mainly because many people did not have such good market expectations before, and everyone generally held a relatively pessimistic view of the economy. After all, our economic development has been seriously affected by the epidemic.

Second, this data has actually far exceeded market expectations.

Before the release of this data, many people have actually made corresponding assessments of market expectations through their own personal feelings. It is generally believed that our economic development is limited by the epidemic, so people's expectations of GDP are not high. The COVID-19 epidemic not only affected our economic development, but also had a serious impact on countries and other regions in the world. In many places, GDP even experienced negative growth.

3. What is my personal opinion?

Personally, I don't think we can simply evaluate the current market situation from the growth rate of GDP, let alone blindly pursue the so-called high quality. For us personally, we need to use everyone's economic growth rate and actual income level to evaluate the current economic development. If we only use the overall GDP data to measure this problem, this data is actually seriously affected by the COVID-19 epidemic. Even though our GDP growth rate has exceeded 8. 1%, our actual GDP growth has not actually exceeded the data before the epidemic.