Introduction
Taming China's inflation has topped media headlines over the past months. However, economists said instead of coming down, mild inflation would accompany China for a relatively long period of time. More
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Vegetable, pork prices in Shaanxi rise
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Soaring medicine prices prompt drug company to set up climate-monitoring platform
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China plans to raise tax threshold
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NDRC questions dairies
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China's CPI hits three-year high of 6.4 pct in June
China's inflation escalated to the highest level in three years amid lingering pressure, with the consumer price index (CPI), the main gauge of inflation, jumping 6.4 percent year-on-year in June, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said Saturday.
Officials under investigation over economic data leak
Several officials from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) and the People's Bank of China were removed from their posts and are under investigation on suspicion of leaking economic data, while other financial regulators are receiving education on information security.
China may stop raising interest rates soon: economist
China's recent interest rate hikes may soon come to an end, but another rate increase is still possible before the end of this month, according to Lian Ping, chief economist for the Bank of Communications.
- Officials under investigation over economic data leak
- China may stop raising interest rates soon: economist
- Chinese price regulator warns thermal coal producers against price hikes
- Analysts say China's CPI in May likely to surpass 5.3 percent
- China raises electricity prices in 15 provincial regions
- NDRC avows Unilever's right to raise prices
- Drought in south China pushes up rice prices
- Unilever defies hike ban
- Mild inflation may be long-term trend in China
- Group urges members help in stabilizing prices
- Companies advised to raise employees' pay by at least 7 percent in Shaanxi
- China plans to raise tax threshold
- NDRC refutes nationwide salary increase plan
- Chinese banks to start tighter lending
- Nationwide property taxes expected within five years: CASS
- Non-private sector wages 1.8 times higher than counterpart privates
- GDP growth to slow in 2011
- China to solicit public opinion on income tax
- China vows to double wages in 5 years: MOHRSS
- Mega-rich from Shaanxi occupy 71% of NW China
