Topic: Xiang Songzuo
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Rising food prices could signal stubborn inflation in China
Government officials say the rising food costs are due to bad weather, but some economists say an economic policy that encourages lending and spending has caused inflation.
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Why some economists see a looming US-China trade war
From the halls of Congress to the World Trade Organization, US officials are increasingly criticizing China trade and currency policies – blaming them for America's huge trade deficit.
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Delicate balancing act for Beijing as Chinese yuan appreciates
Beijing unpegged the Chinese yuan from the dollar last weekend, leading to a half-point rise against the US currency this week. The value of China's currency has been a highly contentious issue with trade partners.
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With 'Buy Chinese' edict, another nation tiptoes toward protectionism
Beijing stipulates that $586 billion in stimulus funds be spent only on Chinese goods
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China tries peddling its wares in ... China?
Chinese exports fell by 26 percent in February so China is now hoping to find domestic buyers for goods once bound for American shopping malls.
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China's economy cools
Its growth rate slowed to 9 percent in the third quarter as exports to the US and Europe start to slacken.
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