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"Managing inflation expectations" doesn't necessarily mean inflation on the way
A key point of China's macro-regulation for the rest of the year would be to balance the tasks of ensuring stable and relatively fast economic growth, adjusting economic structure and managing inflation expectations, according to a statement released... Full Article at People's Daily Online
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Oct. 27 (Bloomberg) -- China should allow an immediate one- off jump in the yuan’s value and widen the currency’s trading band to stem inflows of speculative capital that may fuel inflation, said UBS AG economist Wang Tao. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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By Terence Poon and Aaron Back BEIJING -- The continued pickup in China's economic growth in the third quarter raises the chance that Beijing will scale back its stimulus policies next year, as it turns its attention toward inflation risks.With gross... Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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BEIJING, Oct. 22 (Xinhua) -- Although China has no inflation problem, the government is still highly concerned about inflation expectations, Li Xiaochao, spokesman of the National Bureau of Statistics, said Thursday. Full Article at Xinhua
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Oct. 21 (Bloomberg) -- China’s cabinet said it will continue with monetary and fiscal stimulus measures even after the economy exceeded officials’ expectations for the first nine months of the year. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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It is highly likely a foreshadowing of what is to come in the next year
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Foreign-exchange inflows will force more liquidity into the financial system, making it more difficult for the central bank to manage inflation and control asset bubbles
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Assuming that the euro closes above $1.50 this week, it technically has plenty of open ground on the run up to the record high of $1.6040 hit in July 2008, but there will also be plenty of official resistance to limit its appreciation
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China's economy is at a crucial stage of stabilization and accelerating growth, a shift in monetary policy stance is unlikely in short term
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