China economy settles at sustainable pace

Posted by | Nov 16, 2004

From UPI, via the World Peace Herald: “The economic data China reported in October pointed to an economy settling to a sustainable pace. Inflation has been easing, even though it is still too early to say the inflation cycle in China has peaked.”
    

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