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>> target -- china is targeting 6.5% thispoint 6.5 -- year.ims of thehis national people's congress. it compared to last year's goal of 6.5%-six .7%. reduce thet to dangers of excessive borrowing. coal capacity is trying to be lowered by 20 50 million --s, and the soda lowdown lowdown could lessen social cost as hundreds of workers faced the laid off -- janet yellen has left little doubt that she will raise interest rates this month, telling an audience in chicago there are dangers in being too slow to move. she all but declared the rates will rise at the 14th and 15th , saying more could be determined if policymakers determine that the economy is staying on track. at our meeting later this month, the committee will anduate whether employment inflation are continuing to evolve in line with our case, aions, in which further adjustment of the federal funds rate would likely be appropriate. sophie: south korea has promised to protect companies against unfair trade measures in china. this is a tensions rise over a u.s. defense system. for -- coint