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China Unlikely to Raise Rates with Inflation in Check: Herald

CHINA PRESS
MNI (Sydney)

China is unlikely to raise interest rates because inflation is under control despite rising commodity prices and global inflation, the 21st Business Herald reported. Monetary policy changes in emerging countries have a limited impact on China and the PBOC will maintain its strategic focus on "not making a sharp turn", it said citing Xie Yaxuan, the chief macro analyst at China Merchants Securities.

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