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By Jeffrey Tse

In the News: Typical Anti-Monopoly Cases; China PE Fund Freeze; and Record Offshore RMB Borrowing

Chinese Court Rules on Unfair High Pricing

A Chinese court held that short-term price fluctuations cannot automatically be regarded as unfair high prices, according to a press release from China's highest court.

The Supreme People’s Court (SPC) released this case as part of a set of typical cases regarding anti-monopoly behavior.

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