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- Indicators Point to China Recovery
- Indicators Point to China Recovery
- Oil Tops US$54 with Hints of New Demand from China
- China Suspends Imports of Pigs from Canada's Alberta
- China Iron Ore Demand may Drop 60 mln Tons in 2009
- China Announces Strict Human, Cargo Checks
- China and the US Signed USD5.7b Trade and Investment Contracts
- China's Energy Intensity Down 2.9% in Q1: Statistics Office
- China Has No Intention of Giving up Setting Iron Ore Benchmark Price
- China Steelmakers, Miners Agree to Cut Iron Ore Prices
- China Issues Early Warning for Soybean and Rapeseed Imports
- China's Top Steel Maker Cuts May Prices as Demand Remains Weak
- Report: China May Ease Monetary Policy to Boost Economy
- China's Import and Export of Electronic Products Sharply Down
- China Aluminum Production Cost to Drop 800 yuan/t on Power Price Cut
- China's Idle Electrolytic Aluminum Capacities Estimated at 7.1 mln Tons
- China to Reserve Aluminum, Copper, Zinc, Lead in 3 Years
- China Aluminum To Slide As Smelters Restart Production-Association
- China to Accelerate M& A in Steel and Auto Industries
- China's Q2 Oil Consumption to Maintain Low, Analysts
- China's Cabinet Announces Three-year Stimulus Plan for Textile Sector
- China to Own over 100m tons of Overseas Iron Ore Assets in 2010
- Zhou: Overall Performance of Chinese Economy Better than Expected
- Food Exports to China to be Passed by AQSIQ
- China, Russia Ink Oil Cooperation Agreement
- China's Industrial Recovery yet to be Consolidated
- China Terminates Anti-dumping Investigation on Equipment from Japan
- China Starts Trial of Foreign Trade Settlement in Yuan in 5 Cities
- China May Hike Refined Oil Rates
- Expert: China Economy to Witness Robust Rebound in 2010