XFA Weekly Review 2015 Issue 42_Xinhua Finance Agency

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Issue		42
2015


	2015/10/11 - 2015/10/17

GDP growth in third quarter estimated to lower than 7 pct

China’s GDP data for the third quarter will be unveiled next week.

CPI,PPI both decline,expecting further cut in interest rate and RRR

CPI and PPI both experienced downtrend, expecting further cut in interest rate and RRR

	China Focus: China's consumer inflation narrows in September

	New official data has showed Chinese consumer inflation running at a low level and factory product inflation remaining in negative territory.


	China's 2011-2015 growth to near 8 pct

		China's annual economic growth will be a little less than 8 percent during the 12th five-year plan (2011-2015) period.

China foreign trade decline narrows in September

China's foreign trade in September dropped 8.8 percent year on year to 2.22 trillion yuan (362.15 billion U.S. dollars).

China unveils timetable for pricing reform

China's cabinet set a timetable for reform of the country's pricing mechanism on Thursday.

Xinhua Insight: Credit-asset pledged relending expansion not QE

The expansion of a credit-asset pledged relending program should not be misinterpreted as a Chinese version of QE.

13th five-year plan to demonstrate how to build well-off society

13th five-year plan to demonstrate how to build well-off society, economic transformation and upgrading might play leading role.

3 kinds of enterprises to exempt from review in issuing bonds

The capital market reform is quietly shifting from stock market to bond market now.

China may cut non-residential gas prices by over 20 pct

is expected to announce deep cut of city gate station prices of non-residential natural gas at the end of October.

News Analysis: What's the odds for inclusion of RMB in IMF's SDR basket?

The IMF executive board plans to discuss and decide in November whether to include the Chinese currency, the RMB, into its SDR currency basket.

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