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China to keep necessary monetary, fiscal policy strength this year, says Premier Li

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Published Fri, Jan 22, 2021 · 12:20 PM

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[BEIJING] China will keep the necessary monetary and fiscal policy strength his year to stabilise market expectations, Premier Li Keqiang was quoted by state media as saying on Friday.

China will maintain policy continuity, stability and sustainability to support the economy, Mr Li said.

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