Sunday, February 13, 2011

January CPI expected increase of over 5% a foregone conclusion a portfolio of inflation or Forced policy

 5.3%, 5.4%, 5.6%, 5.8% ... ... Clearly, the market interest rate increases may be released next week's January CPI expected. Yesterday, even agencies boldly predicted in January year on year CPI growth may exceed 6%. At the same time, market participants for the upcoming January as the expected volume of new loans are not low. Pressing harder and harder in these figures, the new round of tightening a combination of boxing is quietly startup ... ...

combination punches Ruqierzhi

an increase in the CPI or

record high of expectations, in January of new loans is equally worried. In this regard, vice president of Sun Lijian of Economics, Fudan University told, rate may further rise in February, does not rule out further rate hikes in March possibility. In his view, the central bank will soon raise the deposit reserve ratio,

In addition, the 3-month central bank bills, after twice suspended yesterday after the restart, the central bank issued 10 billion yuan in total 3-month central bank bills. quarter of open market operations will mainly show net capital withdrawn from circulation.

fight inflation does not rely on the exchange rate

to the Chinese government to relieve inflationary pressure when the mouth, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke proposed the Bernanke said in response to a question raised by U.S. lawmakers, said: Instead, they let the exchange rate remains the same, but try to reduce the interest rate increase domestic demand.

this regard, Lu political commissar with the In his view: The RMB exchange rate issue, Lu political commissar of the view that perhaps the appreciation of imported inflation on the counter some role, but internally generated inflation is no effect, interest rates, open market operations and increase supply to control inflation by means of more effectiveness.

, to accelerate the appreciation of the RMB be regarded as a moderate inhibition of the means of rising prices.

(International Financial Fu Bilian)

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