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China Considering "Deeper Invovelment" in Euro's Rescue Efforts Ahead of China-EUO leaders' Meeting
[2012-02-10]China may “move shortly” to help Europe unwound its crisis by providing an investment of as much as 100 billion euros
China Jan. Trade Surplus Widens to $27.3Bln
[2012-02-10]China’s trade surplus widened sharply to 27.28 billion U.S. dollars from 16.52 billion dollars in December
Food prices gained 10.5 percent in the month, contributing 3.29 percentage poiknts to the overal growth in the indicator.
A hard landing for the Chinese economy was potentially the biggest risk for the global economy in 2012
China has built up massive excess capacities, risking a hard-landing
The indicator of economic activities in the non-manufacturing sector fell to 52.9 percent in January from 56 percent one month earlier
China Finance Minister Warns Pressure on Growth
[2012-02-02]“There are downward pressures on the economic growth in 2012,” Xie Xuren wrote, “Meanwhile, (we are facing) a difficult task to restructure the economy and there are still many factors pushing up prices.”
HSBC China Jan. Final PMI at 48.8
[2012-02-01]The final HSBC China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index rose slightly to 48.8 in January compared with 48.7 in December
China Official PMI Rose to 50.5Pct in January
[2012-02-01]The Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) in China rose slightly in January to 50.5 percent, from previous month’s 50.3 percent
Investment from overseas fell 12.73 percent to 12.24 billion U.S. dollars last month from a year earlier
Total retail sales of consumer goods grew 17.1 pct in 2011 from the previous year;Fixed asset investments in the real estate sector rose 27.9 pct
Survey: China Economy to Grow 8-9Pct in 2012
[2012-01-13]Nearly 80 percent of economists polled expect that China’s economic growth will slow to 8 to 9 percent,amid global economic downturn.
China's PPI Up 1.7%,CPI Up 4.1% in December
[2012-01-12]China's PPI was up 1.7% and CPI rose 4.1% year-on-year in December.
At 52.5.As monetary easing and tax cuts measures gradually filter through, growth momentum should start to improve into 2Q.
China’s central bank will maintain a “prudent” monetary stance and “ensure the continuity and stability” of policy in the coming new year, said Zhou Xiaochuan.
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