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CHINA PRESS
CHINA PRESS: The Chinese government's tight regulations on the property market
are expected to affect property sales and housing prices in the "Golden
September" and "Silver October" period, which usually sees robust sales due to
developers' promotional activities, Securities Daily reported Wednesday. 
  - China should be determined to tackle problems within the property market and
prevent housing prices from rising, the Head of NDRC He Lifeng said on Tuesday:
The Daily; 
  - China should accelerate building a long-term system for stable and healthy
development of the property market, stressed the Head of the Ministry of Finance
Liu Kun on Tuesday: The Daily; 
  - A special project to clamp down on illegal practices of the property market,
which seven governmental departments started together in June, will last until
December. During this time, property policies will remain tight and the property
market has a high chance to cool, the newspaper said, citing an analyst from
E-house Real Estate Research Institute.

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