pauline choiu has the numbers. >> we're seeing the sign that china is beginning to feel the weight of global financial problems. china's economy grew 9.1 pfrs, but the slowest china has seen in nearly two years. you can see here china experienced a gradual slowdown as demand has weak ended for exports by simultaneously beijing tried to put the brakes on growth. the chinese government is afraid that if the economy expands too rapidly, that could propel inflation which reached a high this past july but moderated to 6.1% since september china pumped a ton of money into the economy since the crisis in 2009. the resulting inflation has led china to now backtrack and curb lending raising capital reserve limits for banks and making it more difficult for businesses to get finances. this squeezed out small and medium businesses. now many are concerned about how many of those loans have gone bad and what china's banks might be hiding. china's government has a difficult balancing act in trying to slowdown its own growth without alarming the rest of the world which depends on china's appetite for