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China's CPI hits decade high
China's macro control to focus on taming inflation next year
Amid mounting pressure from rising domestic prices, the Chinese central authorities said Tuesday it would put both overheating hazards and inflation risks at the top of its macro control targets next year.
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ĦE China's macro control to focus on taming inflation next year
Amid mounting pressure from rising domestic prices, the Chinese central authorities said Tuesday it would put both overheating hazards and inflation risks at the top of its macro control targets next year.
ĦE China pledges more efforts to stabilize prices
China will take further measures to stabilize the general price level to maintain market and social stability, according to an executive meeting of the State Council on Wednesday. Chinese Premier
ĦE Food pushes consumer prices to 10-year high
CHINA'S consumer prices last month shot to the highest rate in more than a decade, mainly driven by uncurbed food costs, the National Bureau of Statistics said yesterday. The increase of the key inflation gauge puts further
ĦE Retail sales post record-high growth in Oct.
RETAIL sales on the mainland grew at a record rate last month, fueled by surging consumer prices and rising incomes, the National Bureau of Statistics said today. Sales climbed 18.1 percent from a year earlier to 826.3 billion
ĦE CPI reaches 6.5%, rate hike likely
China's consumer price index (CPI) rebounded to 6.5 percent in October, matching the peak decade high in August, the National Bureau of Statistics said yesterday. The CPI, a key gauge of inflation, grew 6.2 percent in September.

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