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- People's Bank of China may cut interest rates this year to boost growth: ReportChina's monetary policy is likely to see an adjustment in the first half of this year as inflation pressure gradually eases, a report said.
- Recession 2011: Inflation surges in China amid US downgrade worriesInflation rose to 6.5 per cent on surging food costs, putting the government in a tough position, with worsening global liquidity in sight.
- China interest rates should rise by 50bps:OECDThe OECD's reference to the yuan's weakness was premised on the currency's nominal effective exchange rate.
- Asian economies should raise rates in goods, assets market: IMFThe Asian economies need to lift rates to avoid overheating in goods and assets market, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Thurs...
- IMF warns China of credit and asset bubbles in economyStill, China along with India will continue its solid growth, despite concerns over rising oil prices and the fallout from the Japanese ear...
- Chinese economy to slow down to 9.6 pc this year: ADBChinese economy is expected to slow down to grow around 9.6 per cent this year from 10.3 per cent last year, due to inflation pressures.
- India to grow at 8.3 pc in 2011-12: FitchCredit rating agency Fitch today downgraded Indian economy's growth projection to 8.3 per cent for 2011-12.
- India's temporary underperformance will correct from Q2 FY12: Credit SuisseRobert Parker, Senior Advisor Member of Investment Committee, Credit Suisse, speaks on relative valuation of Indian markets, expected GDP g...
- Macro indicators will be vital to market behaviour in 2011: Robert Prior, Credit SuisseRobert Prior Wandesforde of Credit Suisse, says that RBI may hike key rates by 75 basis points by around July or August 2011.
- Asia steering world economy in 2011The prolonged weakness in the U.S. and Europe may be the least of Asia's troubles in 2011, economists say, as the region fights potentially...
- China 2011 inflation to hit 4 pc: govt researcherEver fearful of inflation's historical potential to spark unrest, authorities have ordered a range of steps to boost supplies of key goods ...
- China Q2 growth slowest in a yearChina said its economy expanded at the slowest pace in 12 months during the September quarter as a World Bank report tipped it to slow down...
- India may beat China next year: World BankWB had pared China's '11 growth forecast to 8.5%, tad below 8.6% for India. If the predictions come true, India will become the fastest-gro...
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