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Name: CIEPEC + EPTEE (2008)
Date:2008-04-27
Name: HK In'l Printing & Packaging Fair
Date:2008-04-28
* International ICT Expo 2008
* The 103rd Canton Fair (China Import and Export Fair)
* Guangzhou Indoor+Outdoor Products Fair 2008
 
 
Name: Deep Processing Project of Glass Fiber
Industry: Chemical/Process Technology
Name: Value-added Processing Project of Aquatic Products
Industry: Food Processing and Distribution
 
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[ Macro-economy ]
ADB: Chinese economy to grow 10% in 2008, inflation at 5.5%
The Chinese economy is likely to grow 10 percent in 2008, while inflation is expectedly to average 5.5 percent as rising food prices stoke upward pressures, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) said in a report.
* Tax revenues rise 23.8% annually in past 5 years
* Central bank: China to continue tight monetary policy
* Buyers losing interest as home prices stay high in China
[ Agriculture ]
Premier says Chinese people are self-sufficient in food
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said during a spring planting inspection in the northern Hebei Province that the Chinese people were fully capable of feeding themselves.
* China sees grain supply pressure up, spurs production
* China to extend highway toll exemptions to support agriculture
* World rice price hikes will not hurt supply in China
[ Finance and Insurance]
China to ensure bank credit to grain producers amid tight monetary policy

China's banking watchdog urged banks to ensure loans and credit to grain producers and other agriculture-related enterprises, in a bid to spur production as grain supply pressure is kept soaring in China.

* U.S. health insurance giant eyes Chinese market
* ICBC says China inflation rate to hit 8% in Q1
* China encourages mineral companies to list overseas to fund growth
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