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China Premier Li urges local officials to bolster pro-growth measures
Citing China’s Premier Li Keqiang, the People’s Daily, the flagship newspaper of the Communist Party, reported that Li urged local officials from six key provinces that account for about 40% of the country’s economy to bolster pro-growth measures.
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Officials at a meeting should take the lead in helping boost consumption and offer more fiscal support via government bond issuance for investments.
Vow to “reasonably” step up policy support to stabilize employment, prices and ensure economic growth.
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Only by development shall we solve all problems.
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