Chinese Premier Li Keqiang says China’s economy has had a good and stable start in 2016, adding that there is huge room for development in central and western China.
Headlines via Reuters
China employment was stable in Jan-Feb
Says China survey-based unemployment rate about 5.1 pct, on par with same period last year
China’s energy intensity has decreased
China’s economic fundamentals remain strong
China needs to develop through greater openness
China has deep-rooted domestic problems
China is experiencing unavoidable and temporary problems in the process of upgrading the economy
China knows where the problems in its economy lie
China will continue and appropriately expand overall demand
High-speed economic growth is not sustainable
China’s target is to maintain medium to high levels of growth
Development is China’s top priority
China will pay attention to the quality and efficiency of economic growth
China’s 2016 growth target allows flexibility
Small fluctuations in growth are unavoidable
If china’s economic growth slips out of reasonable range, it will bring heavy risks
China will adopt resolute and comprehensive measures to ensure the economy will grow reasonably
China’s debt ratio is not high
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