The Chinese central government has made it clear that keeping prices under control is their top priority for 2011, posing a threat to Sinopec's earnings as international crude oil continues to rise
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2011-03-28
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-03-27/sinopec-2010-net-rises-14-curbed-by-state-anti-inflation-ef
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