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CNPC says prices to remain down

Updated: 2012-07-12 13:31

(China Daily)

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China National Petroleum Corp, the nation's biggest oil company, expects economic growth to slow in the second half, keeping prices depressed.

The State-controlled company said it will take steps to cope with the situation, according to a statement CNPC posted on its website on Wednesday.

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