Chen Dongqi News
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Chinese stocks fell, capping a weekly decline, as import growth lagged behind exports in the year’s first two months and investors awaited the release of data from inflation to industrial production tomorrow.
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China may need to raise interest rates should gains in the consumer-price index stay at more than 3.5 percent for three months, a senior researcher affiliated with the country’s top planning agency said.
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China’s stocks fell for the first time in four days on concern the nation’s inflation rate will jump this month and the European debt crisis will curb demand for commodities and slow economic growth.
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China’s stocks fell, dragging down the benchmark index for the first time in three days, on concern the economic slowdown may accelerate and on speculation Greece may leave the euro area.
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The yuan completed its first weekly decline in a month on signs the world’s second-largest economy is slowing as the central bank seeks to tame inflation and Europe’s debt crisis saps export demand.
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China’s best-performing fund manager says the government’s pro-growth policies and pledge to compel state-owned companies to increase dividend yields will boost the nation’s stocks in the second half of the year.
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China’s benchmark stock index rose on speculation the nation is increasing measures to spur the economy by allowing local governments to issue bonds and boosting investment for environmental protection.
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The yuan fell, snapping a two-day advance, as the central bank weakened the currency’s reference rate by the most in more than two weeks amid mounting concern that Europe’s debt crisis will worsen.
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Chinese government measures to curb property-price gains and tame inflation are “at or close to the peak,” bolstering the outlook for stocks, according to JPMorgan Asset Management.
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China’s gross domestic product may peak in the first quarter and fall to about 10 percent in the last three quarters of the year, the China Securities Journal cited Chen Dongqi, vice director of the macroeconomics research institute at the National Development and Reform Commission, as saying.
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