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The easing of inflation comes at a time when higher interest rates have begun to take their toll on the nation's regional banks.
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The restrictions have stirred up much controversy over the impact they will have on Beijing's bid to make the great leap forward from imitation to innovation.
The failure of the two banks raised the speculation of an imminent credit crunch that would slow down lending and spending across the economy, easing further inflation pressures in the months ahead.
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