China will continue to see high growth in its trade surplus this year, and could experience inflationary pressures. The central bank of China said that export growth will likely be slower than last year due to a world economic slowdown and a series of domestic policy adjustments. But given the domestic economic environment as well as the increasing strength of Chinas industries in the export market, it will be to difficult to expand imports.

Chinas trade surplus rose 74 percent last year to 177.47 billion dollars and bringing its rapid growth under control has become the focus of the governments work this year. The central bank also said that the availability of capital and domestic price reform of resources are stoking inflationary pressures.