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January 9, 2011

Xiang Huaicheng: 2011 GDP growth rate will be 9%, price pressures are greater

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Xiang Huaicheng: 2011 GDP growth rate will be 9%, price pressures are greater
Former Finance Minister Xiang Huaicheng said today that China’s economy in 2011 would remain steady and rapid growth, but price pressures are still greater. For 2011, the growth rate of China’s overall economy, Xiang said that the domestic consumer demand is constantly releasing the potential of the Chinese economy tends to enhance the endogenous power, despite the rising domestic labor costs, the external environment remains complex world economy, but China will continue to maintain steady and rapid growth.

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January 7, 2011

CPI annual growth rate of Taiwan in December last year was 1.25%, lower than expected

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CPI annual growth rate of Taiwan in December last year was 1.25%, lower than expected
Taiwan, DGBAS said Wednesday in December last year, consumer price index (CPI) growth increased by 1.25% compared with last year, due to cheaper prices of vegetables in winter. December Wholesale (wholesale) price index (WPI) is 2.24% growth over the same period, higher than a Reuters poll forecast growth of 2.05%.

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December 7, 2010

Academy of Social Sciences: The growth rate of CPI in 2011 would be higher than that of 2010

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Academy of Social Sciences: The growth rate of CPI in 2011 would be higher than that of 2010
Today, in 2011, “Economic Blue Book” published: CPI rise in 2011 to slightly higher than this year. How to handle growth, price and stability will be important issues of the 2011 macro-economic development and macroeconomic regulation and control. It now appears that inflation, price hikes, which has increasingly become a concern that we need pay close attention.

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