Economics
China Economists See Stability, Not Stimulus Push in 2020
- Analysts see focus on improving effectiveness of fiscal policy
- Rising pork prices may be less of a policy constraint
Chaotianmen Square in Chongqing, China.
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The Chinese government’s annual economic policy meeting which concluded Thursday signals a continuation of the current moderate stimulus strategy with only fine-tuning likely, economists said.