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In 2010, the Chinese consumer sentiment continued to decline, having already fallen in the previous quarter. The confidence index was thus set at 100 points over the period October to December, against 104 in the third quarter, according to a survey by the Office of Statistics and the firm Nielsen.
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These are the fears of rising prices spur their doubts, said Wednesday the National Bureau of Statistics of China. Among those surveyed, eight out of ten Chinese exhibit these inflation expectations over the next twelve months. About two thirds of respondents believe prices real estate on the rise, while only 62% in the third quarter.
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Inflation in China accelerated to 4.9% yoy in January, against 4.6% in December. A movement that is likely to continue with soaring food prices. During the last quarter of 2010, the Chinese consumer sentiment continued to decline, having already fallen in the previous quarter. The confidence index was thus set at 100 points over the period October to December, against 104 in the third quarter, according to a survey by the Office of Statistics and firm Nielsen.
These are the fears of rising prices spur their doubts, said Wednesday the National Bureau of Statistics of China. Among those surveyed, eight out of ten Chinese exhibit these inflation expectations over the next twelve months. About two thirds of respondents believe the property prices on the rise, while only 62% in the third quarter.
Inflation in China accelerated to 4.9% yoy in January, against 4.6% in December. A movement that is likely to continue with soaring food prices.
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