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CHINA PRESS
CHINA PRESS: A sudden surge in commodities prices, including for coal and
nonferrous metals, is being driven by speculation and unrealistic expectations
of price increases, the Economic Information Daily reported Tuesday, citing
analysts. Economic fundamentals do not support a rapid rise in commodities
prices, particularly with the current balance of their supply and demand. The
so-called "new cycle" of commodities ignores the actual level of commodities
prices and runs counter regulatory policies, the report noted. The China
Securities Regulatory Commission has said it will enhance regulation and curb
speculation. (Economic Information Daily) 

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