Chinese monetary policy "influenced by US cuts"

Zhou Xiaochuan, the governor the People's Bank of China, said that the recent rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, together with rising domestic consumer prices, would have "considerable influence" over Chinese monetary policy.

Talking on the sidelines of the two-day Third China-United States Strategic Economic Dialogue in Beijing, Zhou said that the central bank would "seriously consider" the situation. Figures published on Tuesday by the National Bureau of Statistics showed that China's consumer

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