Inner Mongolia'S GDP Grew By 15% In The First Half Of This Year.

A few days ago, we learned from the relevant departments in Inner Mongolia that in the first half of this year,

"The investment in new construction projects is insufficient, the proportion of start-up investment has dropped, the macro-control has intensified, the financing of enterprises is generally tight, the inflationary pressure has continued to increase, and energy conservation work still needs to be highly valued."

Zhou Yaoting said.

Through the first half of the whole district

Although Inner Mongolia's main economic indicators are expected and higher than the national average level, it is normal. However, the pressure of higher prices, tighter credit funds and falling industrial investment will also be the focus of Inner Mongolia's next step.

It is also noteworthy that in the first half of this year, Inner Mongolia produced a total of 4.5 million tons of raw coal, an increase of 1.2 billion tons, an increase of 34.8%.

It is estimated that in the second half of this year, with the gradual implementation of policies and measures to promote sound and fast development of Inner Mongolia's economy and the gradual improvement of coal pportation conditions, the coal output in the whole region will continue to maintain.