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Here's How You Know Chinese Inflation Is Going To Cool In March

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ndmagxian 1 year 47 weeks ago

"We believe with the arrival of spring and good weather, the seasonable impact will gradually disappear... March CPI will probably come down."

Here you go! Do not be worry! After us the deluge! Devil-may-care! Eternal Harmony. Let us go on and on and on! Gambei!

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