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evening of Feb.23, 2007. Such a lantern is composed of many 2-meter-long
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Tibet’s economy grows 14.7 pct in first half year

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Tibet’s economy posted a 14.7-percent growth in the first half of this
year, the highest over the past decade, government statistics showed
Tuesday.

The gross domestic product (GDP) reached 14 billion yuan (1.84 billion
U.S. dollars) in the first six months, and the growth rate was 2.2
percentage points higher than the same period of last year, according to
the Tibet Regional Statistics Bureau.

The figure breaks down into about 2.2 billion yuan for agriculture, 2.9
billion yuan for industry, and 8.9 billion yuan for the tertiary
industry, indicating an annual growth of 4.9 percent, 20.5 percent and
15.6 percent, respectively.

Tibet’s economic growth was mostly driven by the tertiary industry, which
contributed 66.4 percent to the increase, the bureau said.

Thanks to the opening of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway since July 1 last
year, the tertiary industry, which features the consumption market and
service industry, has developed fast in the past year, it said.

The 1,956-km-long railway, running from Xining, capital of
northwestern Qinghai Province, and the Tibet’s regional capital Lhasa,
has linked Tibet with the rest of China by train for the first time.

Due to more convenient transport, more tourists, or over 1.1 million in
number, traveled to Tibet in the first six months of the year, up 86.3
percent over the same period last year, according to the regional tourism
bureau.

The booming influx of tourists brought 990.3 million yuan (130 million
U.S. dollars) in revenue to the Himalayan region, an increase of 92.1
percent, statistics show.

The annual GDP growth of Tibet reached 13.4 percent last year, bringing
the region’s total GDP to a record 29 billion yuan (3.74 billion U.S.
dollars) with the per-capita GDP above 1,000 U.S. dollars.

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collecting a bronze medal through the men’s 4×400-metre relay team at the
5 July Stadium here on Sunday night.

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Zimbabwe, in eighth place on the medals table, completed their flirtation
with the Games with a total of 23 medals, namely seven gold, eight silver
and as many bronze — a huge improvement from their pathetic showing at
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but could only manage seven medals.

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Lewis Banda had been hoping to add to the seven gold medals won by
swimmer Kirsty Coventry in the opening week of the sporting showcase.

Coventry, who has since returned to her Austin, Texas, base in the United
States, set the tone for a better medal haul for Zimbabwe at this year’s
Games when she led the way with an individual contribution of nine medals.

Zimbabwe, in eighth place on the medals table, completed their flirtation
with the Games with a total of 23 medals, namely seven gold, eight silver
and as many bronze — a huge improvement from their pathetic showing at
the 2003 competition in Abuja, Nigeria, where they even had a bigger team
but could only manage seven medals.

There had been high hopes to add the coveted gold from the 4×400m relay
to those 23 medals for Zimbabwe, but the Zimbabweans, the best-placed
team in the semi-final heats, were edged into third place by eventual
winners and dark horses Botswana and silver medal winners Nigeria.

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Commodity prices up and down

In June, the CPI (consumer price index) rose 4.4%, mainly driven by food
prices hike. In the first half of the year, the CPI increased by 3.2%.
Excluding food and energy items, the core price index rose only 0.9%.

Commodity price is an important indicator for observing the economic
performance. Generally speaking, if high growth is accompanied by serious
inflation, then the economy is in the overheated situation for sure.

The CPI rose 3.2% during the first six months, and 4.4% in June. Mainly
driven by food prices hike, the CPI growth was showing significant
structural characteristics. Of the 3.2% increase, 2.5 percentage points
come from food prices hike. In other words, if excluding food items, the
CPI of other items rose only 0.7%. To be specific, grain prices rose
6.4%. Meat or poultry products rose 20.7%. Egg prices rose 27.9%. Aquatic
products prices rose 3.7%. Prices of fresh vegetables fell 2.9% and,
fruit prices, down 2.9%.

Recently, price hike of grain, meat or poultry products and eggs has
drawn wide attention. There are several points to mention: First, the
rise of grain prices are subject to the influence of a variety of factors
such as prices in the international grain market and increased demand for
food; Second, price hikes of pork was mainly because of the decline in
production of live pigs last year and insufficient supply of live pigs
this year resulted from the blue ear disease.

Excluding food and energy items, the core price index rose only 0.9%
between January and June. Price changes showed ups and downs. Despite the
surging food prices, industrial producer prices remained basically
stable, only up 2.8%. In June, the general price level rose 2.5%. General
buying prices of raw materials, fuel, and power products dropped
relatively, rose only 3.8% from January to June, and 3.4% in June. During
the news briefing on July 19, State Statistical Bureau spokesman Li
Xiaochao also revealed that food prices rose 1.9% in the first half of
last year, of which, grain prices rose 1.3%; poultry products decreased
7.7%; egg prices fell 10.9%. The lower base price level of last year is
also a factor that made the growth rate of this year relatively high.

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In June, the CPI (consumer price index) rose 4.4%, mainly driven by food
prices hike. In the first half of the year, the CPI increased by 3.2%.
Excluding food and energy items, the core price index rose only 0.9%.

Commodity price is an important indicator for observing the economic
performance. Generally speaking, if high growth is accompanied by serious
inflation, then the economy is in the overheated situation for sure.

The CPI rose 3.2% during the first six months, and 4.4% in June. Mainly
driven by food prices hike, the CPI growth was showing significant
structural characteristics. Of the 3.2% increase, 2.5 percentage points
come from food prices hike. In other words, if excluding food items, the
CPI of other items rose only 0.7%. To be specific, grain prices rose
6.4%. Meat or poultry products rose 20.7%. Egg prices rose 27.9%. Aquatic
products prices rose 3.7%. Prices of fresh vegetables fell 2.9% and,
fruit prices, down 2.9%.

Recently, price hike of grain, meat or poultry products and eggs has
drawn wide attention. There are several points to mention: First, the
rise of grain prices are subject to the influence of a variety of factors
such as prices in the international grain market and increased demand for
food; Second, price hikes of pork was mainly because of the decline in
production of live pigs last year and insufficient supply of live pigs
this year resulted from the blue ear disease.

Excluding food and energy items, the core price index rose only 0.9%
between January and June. Price changes showed ups and downs. Despite the
surging food prices, industrial producer prices remained basically
stable, only up 2.8%. In June, the general price level rose 2.5%. General
buying prices of raw materials, fuel, and power products dropped
relatively, rose only 3.8% from January to June, and 3.4% in June. During
the news briefing on July 19, State Statistical Bureau spokesman Li
Xiaochao also revealed that food prices rose 1.9% in the first half of
last year, of which, grain prices rose 1.3%; poultry products decreased
7.7%; egg prices fell 10.9%. The lower base price level of last year is
also a factor that made the growth rate of this year relatively high.

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