Thursday, September 30, 2010

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Xinhua:
  • Inflationary pressure is likely to increase in China on rising food prices, citing a report by the APEC Business Advisory Council. The government may further cut lending quotas and increase interest rates and bank reserve requirements to rein in inflation, according to the report.
  • Central China County Sees Surging Sales of "apartments up in the air" Despite Warning of Financial Risks. Despite the central government's efforts to control soaring housing prices and speculation, residents in a small county in central China's Henan Province are rushing to purchase, even if the apartments are still "up in the air". Realtors in Guangshan County in Xinyang City sell houses with just apartment layout plans. Some properties are even sold with old buildings on the foundations. A resident surnamed with Zhou, who paid 50 percent as a down payment last May for an apartment in the property project "Xianchengshuyuan", has not seen any construction signs on the lot. However, he is very optimistic about his potential apartment's value. "Although I haven't seen a brick, the price has almost doubled," he said.
Market News International:
  • China may further tighten the money supply even after January inflation was below market expectations, citing two people close to the National Development and Reform Commission. The government is "facing growing inflation pressure in the coming months," one of the people said.
Netease.com:
  • BYD Co.'s January vehicle sales fell 15% from a year ago to 52,0454 units, citing the company.
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