Coming growth slowdown to ease overheating fears

China’s economy ended 2010 with momentum strong but is likely to slow in 2011 as real estate construction spending weakens and stimulus projects reach completion. With inflation also now steadying, there is likely to be little need for policymakers to implement significant policy tightening.

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