Inflation in China is soaring and price increases are being exported to the developed world. Customers are finding that factories are increasing prices almost weekly or biweekly depending on the product. Customers requiring their price quotes in US... ...full story at Success Stories
from Success Stories on Wed, Jun 18 2008
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| 09 Feb 08 |
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Soaring Inflation in China and Hong Kong »
YouTube video Consumers and Officials in China are worried as prices jump to an 11-year high.
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Inflation and food prices in China are soaring. People are complaining that they cannot afford to shop for the Chinese New Year festival.
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Food prices are... |
| 22 Jun 08 |
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China to rein in ripple effect of energy price increases » People's Daily China's top economic planner is to control the spread of price increases after it lifted fuel and electricity prices on Thursday, seeking to avoid fanning inflation. Local price regulators were urged to tighten price monitoring and ... |
| 31 Dec 07 |
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China orders actions to contain amounting inflation pressure » People's Daily China's top economic planning body the National Development and reform Commission (NDRC) has urged local authorities to stay vigilant against chain reactions in price hike. "When the price of a certain product increases sharply, mea ... |
| 26 Feb 08 |
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Bread Prices - Two Ways of Dealing With It » China Snippets Bread Prices - Two Ways of Dealing With It. The price of almost everything has been going up in China, including the price of grain. I buy my bread in 2 places and both shops have approached the price increase differently. In the Portman bakery (inside... |
| 02 Apr 08 |
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| 05 Mar 08 |
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China to resist raising refined oil prices » People's Daily The Chinese government has asked its refined oil sellers not to raise prices amid global oil price rises, in a bid to curb rising inflation pressure. Refined oil sellers across the country should follow the state-regulated prices. A ... |
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