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Chinas third increase of bank reserve ratios this year left benchmark interest rates and the yuans peg to the dollar unchanged, risking the need for more concerted effort to contain property prices and inflation in coming months.
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Here is a bit of news that might calm the PRC leadership’s “anger” (here) over the US planned arms sales to ROC. The Sino-US military relations will likely return to “normal” in six months when the current theatrical-work ends.(here) U.S. May Lift Export Controls for Some Warfare Items (Update1)January 28, 2010, 06:28 PM ESThttp://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-01-28/
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Is India's Media Promoting China Bashing? (BusinessWeek): “The Chinese foreign ministry’s latest statement on Arunachal Pradesh, claimed by Beijing, has set off a new round of hostile stories in the Indian press”