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A driver fuels a vehicle at a gas station in BeiJing, capital of China, May 24, 2005. The retail price of fuel in BeiJing lowered 0.13 yuan per liter from Tuesday. The State Development and Reform Commission (SDRC) of China decided to cut the oil price by 150 yuan (about 18 US dollars) per ton beginning Tuesday due to the price fluctuations in the global oil markets.
  • China revises Anti-Monopoly Law
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    Coal shortage in China to hit 330 million tons by 2010
    Experts estimate that China will consume 2.2 billion tons of coal by 2010, causing a shortage of 330 million tons, Wang Xianzheng, vice director of the State Administration of Work Safety, said Tuesday at an annual exposition.
    China's container handling capacity ranks top of the world
    In 2004, the shipping capacity of containers in China's ports stood at 616 million standardizing boxes, ranking the world's top.
    Expressway network covers 1 billion people in China
    With a total length of 85,000 km, the expressway network connects all the national major traffic hubs and covers more than 1 billion people.


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