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    Where lending is focused on sectors that suffer from overcapacity, concerns abou...
    EU trade commissioner Catherine Ashton at a speech in Beijing on Wednesday
    | 2009-09-10
    There is just no alternative to the dollar
    Zhang Yuyan, director of the Institute of World Economics and Politics within the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
    Time | 2009-09-10
    I think it's reasonable, if we're going to make a move on the arms embargo, that...
    British Business Secretary Peter Mandelson during a visit to Beijing on September 8
    Reuters | 2009-09-09
    The credit agreement is of great importance for CNPC to speed up its overseas ex...
    Jiang Jiemen, president of China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), comments on a recent $30 billion loan
    Bloomberg | 2009-09-09
    If we raise interest rates, we will be flooded with hot money
    Cheng Siwei, former vice-chairman of the Standing Committee of the Ninth National People's Congress
    Telegraph | 2009-09-08
    Not daring to write one's real name, in truth, is a form of self-protection for ...
    A commentator on Tianya responds to recent reports about a prohibition on leaving anonymous comments on websites.
    New York Times | 2009-09-07
    China endeavors to provide and promote a good investment environment for all for...
    An official from the Ministry of Commerce's Information Office
    Global Times | 2009-09-04
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    Draft revisions to China's securities registration rules will give foreign investors greater access to China's equity markets.
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    China's New Loans Hit 516.7 Billion Yuan in September
    New yuan-denominated lending reached 516.7 billion yuan in September, pushing total new lending in the first nine months of the year up to 8.67 trillion yuan.
    Source:People
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