Slower rise in cost of food helps ease inflation in China
13th Nov 2006, 17:22 GMT
The consumer inflation rate in China slowed to 1.4 percent in October from 1.5 percent in September, the government said Monday, an indication that price pressures remain in check despite surging economic growth.
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