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Coal price controls in China

by Tony Sagami on June 10, 2008

The government of Shandong, one of China’s major coal-producing provinces, have ordered coal producers to cut prices by 10% for the next three months.

This is the main reason I have been reluctant to invest in Chinese natural resource companies. While I am still very bullish on natural resource companies, I think you’re better off investing in non-Chinese companies.

Gasoline, by the way, is only $2.60 a gallon in China because of price controls.

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