Price rise accusations have no foundation
Fu Yong China Daily 01/07/2008 page4
Last month, a magazine in the Republic of Korea published reports that China had become the primary source of price rises around the world. A report by the central bank of Canada also claimed that China's demand for petroleum and mineral resources would push prices up in the next few years.
These opinions are actually accusations that China is exporting inflation to other countries. This is not true and has been denied by the Chinese authorities time and time again.
Such accusations are natural as China gains an increasingly important position in global trade. And along with China's prosperous economic growth, there might be other doubts and accusations.
It is true price rises in the Chinese market has attracted wide attention domestically and abroad. The growth in the Chinese consumer price index (CPI) is not only a reference for decision-makers of China, but also a figure closely watched by economic analysts in other countries.
As the authorities have predicted, the CPI growth in 2008 is going to be around 4.0 percent. And the inflation pressure is not going to ease even after the Olympic Games ...[
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2008-04-11 22:29:32
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