Zhou Xiaochuan: inflationary pressures are expected next year will not be great

China's central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan on the 18th that, despite the fluctuations in the rate of inflation, but most economists expect this year China's inflation rate will be 4.5 percent. Zhou Xiaochuan said the central bank expects next year's inflation pressure will not be great. China's October consumer price index (CPI) rose 6.5 percent, and the August increase in the same set more than 10 high. Zhou Xiaochuan said that as China is gradually moving from a centrally planned economic transition to a market economy, China's central bank corrected the original face of public transport and facilities, and other areas within the mandate of price distortion. Zhou added that China's central bank is gradually corrected the price distortion, which means that the inflation rate will rise. The central bank in setting the annual inflation target will be considered when the corrected original price distortion of this traditional factors.