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    China's Wen says bank monopoly must be broken: state media

    Tue, 04/03/2012 - 15:03 EDT - Reuters - Business News
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    (Reuters) - China's state banks make money "too easily" and their monopoly on financial services has to be broken if cash-starved private enterprises are to get access to capital when they need it, state media cited Premier Wen Jiabao as saying on Tuesday.




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