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- China to Support Clean Energy, Biomedical Sectors
- China November Refined Copper Imports 194,388 Tons, up 37% on Year
- Investment Company to Finance Coal Industry Restructuring
- Dollar Set to Weaken According to China's Central Banker
- China Enterprises Index Falls 1.33%
- MOFCOM: Total Volume of Imports and Exports in Western Development Annually Incr
- MOFCOM Announced Edible Oil Market Won't Fluctuate
- China's November Finished Steel Output Shows Strong Growth
- China Cuts 2010 Export Duty on Molybdenum, Indium
- Natural Gas Shortages Worsen in China's Wuhan
- Sinopec Group May Increase 2009 Crude Imports by 8%
- China Steel Product Prices up 1.2 pct Last Week
- China's Foreign Trade to Grow 15% Next year
- China's Third Largest Oilfield Expects 24% Growth in Output This Year
- Announcement No.82, 2009 of the General Administration of Customs
- Approval for LCD Panel Programs to be Tightened
- MOFCOM Announced Edible Oil Market Won't Fluctuate
- MOF: Import Tariff of Resources Products to Maintain Low Tax Ratio
- China Puts Brakes to Limits on E-bicycles
- Clearance Inspections to be Carried Out on Communications, Engineering Projects
- China Puts Forward Four-point Proposal to Further Trade with ROK
- China as Emerging Market Leads Global Economic Recovery
- China to Cut Coal Import Tariff in 2010
- Foreign Investment in China Increases
- Coking Coal Shortage in China to Spur Demand Fight With Japan
- China Lead Output Seen Falling 20 Percent in Jan-Feb
- China to Further Exert the Macro-Control Role of Regional Economic Policies
- NDRC Requires to Maintain Basic Stabilization of Coal and Electricity Prices
- Electric Bicycles may be Run off Road
- China's Electric Bikes Free to Buzz after Reprieve