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哪位MM有最近几个月官方的上海物价涨幅报道，英文版的？

谢谢！

[[i] 本帖最后由 lffbuka 于 2008-3-18 11:20 编辑 [/i]].

为饭碗而努力.

google一下

China CPI to hit new high in February
Last Updated(Beijing Time):2008-03-09 10:18

A leading bank forecast on Friday that China's consumer price index (CPI) would hit a new high in February, rising 8.3 percent year-on-year.

As a result of the worst winter weather in 50 years, food prices would rise 6 percent to 7 percent month-on-month in February and 22 percent to 23 percent year-on-year, according to are port issued here by the Global Financial Market Department of the Bank of China (BOC).

Food prices were pushing up the CPI, it said.

Making things worse, the BOC warned, when people expect prices to keep rising, they will spend more to avoid those future rises, which in turn will push prices up.

The CPI, the major inflation indicator, rose 7.1 percent in January, its fastest pace in more than 11 years, according to official figures.

[url]http://en.ce.cn/Business/Macro-economic/200803/09/t20080309_14768550.shtml[/url].

还有

官方的（国家统计局）
[url]http://www.stats.gov.cn/english/statisticaldata/monthlydata/t20080227_402464690.htm[/url].

“啵”！
太感谢多多侠妈妈了！.

多多侠妈妈，因为已经得到了你的帮助，就把那个CPI的标题给改了
呵呵
再此谢谢你.

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再google下查查 CPI Shanghai 试试？.

[quote]原帖由 [i]多多侠妈妈[/i] 于 2008-3-18 11:45 发表 [url=http://ww123.net/baby/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=2620067&ptid=4500757][img]http://ww123.net/baby/images/common/back.gif[/img][/url]
再google下查查 CPI Shanghai 试试？ [/quote]
真好
很管用
:kiss:.

[b]Food price hikes push CPI to 8.7%[/b]
[url=http://www.soufun.com/news/2008-03-12/1571268.htm]http://www.soufun.com/news/2008-03-12/1571268.htm[/url]

2008年03月12日09:28 China Daily
   
The consumer price index (CPI) - a key gauge of inflation - rose to 8.7 percent in February, the highest since June 1996, adding pressure on policymakers battling to curb inflation.

It was a sharp 1.6 percentage point gain from January, Xie Fuzhan, head of the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), told reporters yesterday.

Severe snowstorms which hit parts of central and southern China in January and February disrupted transportation and [color=black]food supplies, especially vegetables, whose prices surged by 46 percent year[/color]-on-year in February compared with 13.7 percent in January.

The February CPI was driven primarily by food and housing-related prices, which increased by 23.3 percent and 6.6 percent year-on-year, according to the NBS. In January, the figures were 18.2 percent and 6.1 percent.

The rapid growth in food prices was also because of brisk consumption during the Spring Festival holiday - which started February 6 - and the inclement weather.

The hike in housing-related prices was a result of rising costs of rent, utilities and construction materials, said Sun Mingchun, economist with the Lehman Brothers.

Despite the temporary effect of the adverse weather, analysts warned that inflationary pressure would remain in the coming months. Many economists are still not convinced that the February figure would be the peak of the current inflation cycle.

"Although the figures in the coming months are likely to be better, the pressure will continue," said Zhu Baoliang, senior economist at the State Information Center.

Even after the weather-related impact fades, the economy still faces many uncertainties that may continue to push up prices, he said.

"While food prices are set to ease, labor costs and international oil, metal and grain prices may all continue to rise, which may spill over into other sectors of the economy," he said.

The NBS said international oil prices have risen by more than 7 percent this year, and metals and agricultural products by 30-40 percent. "The import-induced impact (on price rises) from the international market is increasing," Xie said.

"The ample money in the market is also a major factor pushing up prices," said Song Guoqing, senior economist with Peking University's China Center for Economic Research.

China's foreign exchange reserves were up to $1.53 trillion by the end of 2007. In January, foreign direct investment surged to $11.2 billion, up by 110 percent year-on-year.

Buoyed by plentiful liquidity, the CPI may hover above an average 7 percent in the remaining months of the first half, Song warned.

Lehman Brothers marked up its forecast of China's CPI this year to 5.5 percent from the previous 4.4 percent. Morgan Stanley Asia's chief economist Wang Qing said that although CPI may peak in February for this year and ease to below 5 percent in the second half, the whole-year reading would nevertheless be about 6.5 percent.

Both forecasts are above the 4.8 percent target set by the government.

Analysts expect a series of tightening measures to help keep inflation in check including an interest rate hike.

"An interest rate hike is certainly necessary," Song said..

[quote]原帖由 [i]多多侠妈妈[/i] 于 2008-3-18 13:53 发表 [url=http://ww123.net/baby/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=2621170&ptid=4500757][img]http://ww123.net/baby/images/common/back.gif[/img][/url]
Food price hikes push CPI to 8.7%
[url]http://www.soufun.com/news/2008-03-12/1571268.htm[/url]

2008年03月12日09:28 China Daily
   
The consumer price index (CPI) - a key gauge of inflation - rose to 8.7 p ... [/quote]
好感谢哦
我花半天时间都在干这件事，发现收集的东西不如你提供的3份好
汗一个.

希望提供这些资料公司会考虑提高加薪幅度噢.

[quote]原帖由 [i]多多侠妈妈[/i] 于 2008-3-18 21:13 发表 [url=http://ww123.net/baby/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=2623246&ptid=4500757][img]http://ww123.net/baby/images/common/back.gif[/img][/url]
希望提供这些资料公司会考虑提高加薪幅度噢 [/quote]
是呀，是呀
年通货膨胀太可怕了
跟老外说上海的食品肉类上涨40%以上了，他说第一次听说，说没从他的中国朋友处听说
所以要准备材料
郁闷的

[[i] 本帖最后由 lffbuka 于 2008-3-21 11:47 编辑 [/i]].