przez olaf » 2010-09-11, 21:16
Jak wiecie, zamiast zwyczajowego poniedziałku, Chiny zapowiedziały, że ogłoszą dane makro w... sobotę.
W komentarzach wyprzedzjących ten przedziwny ruch, dominowały opinie, że dane moga być zaskakujące.
No i mamy:
China's consumer price index jump 3.5%
[...]the consumer price index, a key inflation gauge, gained 3.5% from a year earlier and 0.2% from July[...]
China's food prices rose 6.8%
Industrial growth in August increased to 13.9%, up from 13.4% in July. Textiles jumped 11.6%, raw chemicals gained 12.9% and general machinery rose 20.1%.
Retail sales of consumer goods added 18.4%, up 0.5% from the prior month.
Fixed-asset investment in China's cities surged 24.8% year to date, slowing slightly from the 24.9% increase through July.
Analysts said China's central bank could be planning an announcement on interest rates before markets open on Monday in response to the inflation.
On Friday, China's central bank set the yuan parity rate 6.7625 to the U.S. dollar, a level that represents the strongest for the Chinese currency against the dollar since it was delinked from its peg to the dollar in July 2005
Czy więc dla nas to dobrze? Czy katastrofalnie? ;)
Pozdrawiam... Olaf
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