China set to raise rates to combat rising inflation: DBS
September 02, 2010
From Richard Morrow
Surprisingly high inflation expectations along with strong levels of local consumer and loan demand will force the central bank to begin raising interest rates more sharply than expected, predicts the Singaporean bank. It anticipates three hikes by the second quarter of 2011.
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