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China May Surpass India as Biggest Gold Market, WGC Says
Gold demand in China may surge as much as 30 percent this year as rising incomes boost consumption, helping the country topple India as the world's largest bullion market on an annual basis, according to the World Gold Council.

No tarnish on prospects for stainless steel
The stainless steel industry in China will continue to expand during the country's 12th Five-Year-Plan (2011-15) as a result of incentives stemming from ongoing urbanization and construction, experts said on Wednesday.

South China's Yingtan city to set up copper inspection center
A new copper quality supervision and inspection center at Yingtan City in South China's Jiangxi Province will formally begin operations in June, as part of the government's efforts to increase transparency in the industry, Yingtan's municipal government said Wednesday.

Ordos Wulan Coal to issue RMB 700 mln bills
Ordos Wulan Coal Group Co Ltd announced it plans to issue RMB 700 million unsecured bills with a maturity of 365 days on the interbank market on May 22.

Today's headlines

· China May Approve Nuclear Plan Next Month, Official Says

· 9 dead in China steel plant blast

· New oil pricing mechanism urged in China

· Xinjiang coal industry transformation on right track

Int'l Highlights

· India Q1 gold consumer demand slides 29 pct: WGC

· Oversupply in platinum market on recycling

· Indonesia Nickel-Ore Ban Sends Sumitomo Looking for Supply

· S African Continental's coal output, sales above average in April

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