2011年4月22日星期五

Stocks Cap weekly decline on Inflation China. Yuan advances

April 22, 2011, 3: 21 am EDT by Bloomberg News

April 22 (Bloomberg) - China stocks fell, driving the benchmark index to its weekly fall more than three months, on the concern inflation will accelerate and stimulate borrowing higher. The yuan has touched a high of 17.

Of Shanghai Composite index has lost to 3,010.52 at the local 3-time 0.5%. Aluminum Corp. of China Ltd. fell after reporting lower profits on the rise in costs. China Vanke Co. and Agricultural Bank of China Ltd. to the pace of the declines by developers and banks. Yuan forwards exchanged the biggest premium to the spot rate, more than five months reflecting speculation, the Central Bank will allow more rapid currency gains helping tame inflation. "" Investors are still waiting to see tightening measures more that inflation remains at a high level, "said Li Jun, a strategist at China Central Securities Co. in Shanghai. "An appreciation of the yuan faster would become part of Government efforts to curb inflation after the Central Bank gets close to a ceiling for the reserve requirement ratios and interest rate increases."The Central Bank has raised the ratio of the requirement to reserve 10 times since the beginning of 2010 and increased the rate of interest four times to cool inflation. Consumer prices increased 5.4% in March from the previous year, exceeding the target of Government 2011 of 4 per cent, according to the output data last week.Shanghai's Composite Index fell 1.3% this week, the largest decline since five days ended on January 21. The yuan strengthened 0.4% this week to 6.5096 per dollar, its advance more important since mid-January, according to the system of exchange of China change. The currency has gained 0.17% today and hit a maximum of 17 years of 6.5089.

-Irene Shen. Editors: Richard Frost, Allen Wan

To communicate with the staff of Bloomberg News for this story: Irene Shen in Shanghai at the ishen4@bloomberg.net

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