China has the conditions to 'energise' market: Premier Li
He says Beijing will open door wider and reforms will continue to deepen, but it will not resort to massive stimulus
Singapore
DESPITE its slowing economy, China will continue to open up its market while streamlining its business and tax regulations instead of relying on economic stimulus.
At the same time, it will "crack down harshly" on intellectual property infringements, substandard projects and unfair practices to bolster investor confidence.
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