PMI continued to rise, the economic boom continued to improve in April.

Data released yesterday by China logistics and purchasing Federation (CFLP) showed that in November, China's Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' index (PMI) was 55.2%, an increase of 0.5 percentage points from last month, rising for 4 consecutive months.

Since March 2009, PMI has been expanding for more than 50% months in 21 consecutive months.

Customs revenue will exceed 12300 yuan this year.

Sheng Guangzu, director of the customs and Excise Department, said yesterday that customs collected 6 trillion and 200 billion yuan for the state from 1980 to 2009, accounting for 28% of the central government's revenue during the same period, and customs revenue increased by 21.6% annually.

It is expected to exceed 12300 billion yuan in 2010.

NDRC: next year, key contract electricity coal can not be increased.

Cao Changqing, director of the price division of the national development and Reform Commission, said 1 days that the overall supply and demand of coal in China is basically balanced.

With the release of new capacity, the supply and demand situation of coal will be further improved.

Coal enterprises should increase production, ensure supply and maintain the stability of coal prices on the premise of ensuring safety.