China's consumer price index up 1.4 per cent
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China’s rising consumer prices may ease concerns about deflation risks and take some pressure off policymakers to take more stimulus action.
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China’s rising consumer prices may ease concerns about deflation risks and take some pressure off policymakers to take more stimulus action.
Last month's Reserve Bank of Australia official interest rate cut appears to have fallen on deaf ears, with business confidence slumping towards the level at which pessimists outnumber optimists.
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