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- BANKING
- New Lending in July Eased to 355.9 Billion Yuan
- New yuan-denominated loans in July eased to 355.9 billion yuan, sharply down from the 1.53 trillion yuan issued in June.
- Deng Meiling, Liu Peng | 2009-08-12
- INFLATION
- China's CPI Down 1.8 % in July
- The consumer price index registered a year-on-year drop of 1.8 percent in July.
- Liu Peng | 2009-08-11
- MONETARY POLICY
- Central Bank Clarifies Monetary Policy
- The central bank revealed that it would consider using market measures to implement a dynamic fine-tuning of its monetary policy over the next six months.
- Liu Peng | 2009-08-07
- STATISTICS
- NBS Releases Analysis of Conflicting Energy Use and GDP Growth Figures
- The National Bureau of Statistics has released a report that attempts to explain why economic growth went up but energy use declined in the first half of the year.
- Tang Xiangyang | 2009-08-06
- RESOURCES
- NDRC Backs Rises in Local Water Prices
- China's National Development and Reform Commission has expressed its support for recent moves by some local governments to raise water prices.
- Liu Peng | 2009-08-06
- FUTURES
- CSRC to Rank Futures Firms
- The China Securities Regulatory Commission has released draft rules that will classify futures firms based on their risk management, market influence and compliance status.
- Tang Xiangyang | 2009-08-06
- BANKING
- Loans from Four Main Banks Fall as Proportion of Total Lending
- New loans issued by China's four biggest banks reached a total of 3.2 trillion yuan in the first half of the year.
- Tang Xiangyang | 2009-07-31
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