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07/12/04 – Chine - La
Chine à la recherche de stabilité économique en 2005 - Economic
stability tops China's agenda for 2005...
Economic
stability tops China's agenda for 2005
International Herald Tribune 06/12/04
"China has said that cooling its economy and maintaining a
stable currency will be the government's priorities next year.
Maintaining controls on investment and "a stable monetary and
exchange policy" will be the government's focus, the official
Xinhua News Agency reported late Sunday after the end of an annual
economic policy meeting attended by President Hu Jintao and Prime
Minister Wen Jiabao.
The statement suggests that the government has no plans to relax
lending curbs that slowed growth to 9.1 percent in the third
quarter from a year earlier, compared with a 9.8 percent pace in
the first quarter.
It also reinforces Wen's stance that currency speculation makes it
harder for China to loosen the yuan's peg to the dollar, said Ma
Jun, chief economist for China at Deutsche Bank in Hong Kong.
"By maintaining stable policies, they are trying to engineer
a very mild slowdown of growth next year," Ma said. "The
government probably realizes that every time it devotes a lot of
words to the currency, it causes speculation."..."
The
Two Faces of China
NYT 06/12/04
"...Mr. Smith was startled when his staff recently projected that in
2034, bank assets in China would surpass those in the United
States..."
"...Much the same surprise is cropping up in industry after industry
and in country after country. From steel to oil to cars to credit cards,
China is poised to become the world's biggest producer and market for many
goods and services..."
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9.3%
economic growth for China in 2004 expected - Xinhuanet
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