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China on March 17 announced it would raise interest rates for the third time in 11 months to curb inflation and reduce asset bubbles. The one-year benchmark lending rate was raised to 6.39 percent, its highest in almost eight years, from 6.12 percent, according to the People'sBank of China. The one-year deposit rate was increased to 2.79 percent from 2.52 percent. Both increases were effective yesterday.
The interest rates hike will increase the pressure of RMB's appreciation to a certain extent, said experts.
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