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| | | ... infrastructure investment. Signaled looser liquidity stance by pointing to further RRR cuts for smaller banks." Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang announced these measures at the opening of the National People's Congress on March 5 simultaneous with ... |
| | | | ... investment. Signaled looser liquidity stance by pointing to further RRR cuts for smaller banks," it said. Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang announced the measures at the opening of the National People's Congress on March 5, simultaneous with his ... |
| | | | ... session of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) in early March last year, Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang at the opening session of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) in March last year, Li set ... |
| | | | ... prosperous society, deepening reform, advancing law-based governance and strengthening Party self-governance." Prime Minister Li would still get what Prime Minister Li likes. |
| | | | ... quarter growth rate (from 6.8% in the year to the December quarter) in the Chinese economy provides a buffer to Prime Minister Li's 6.5% growth target for 2017 should growth slow. Besides, this is what Beijing is actually trying to do - cool the economy ... |
| | | | Li starts to get what he likes... and then some. Chinese prime minister Li Keqiang's 6.5% growth target for this year is tracking well (surprise, surprise) - with a buffer to boot - as China's economy growth accelerated in the first three months of ... |
| | | | ... Politburo's determination towards "economic and social stability". This is the overriding message delivered by Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang at the opening session of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) earlier this month. ... |
| | | | ... percent of GDP for 2015, up from last year's target of 2.1 percent." So too about China's debt. According to Prime Minister Li Keqiang, "Government debt is at a relatively low level and concerns over China's government debt risks are unnecessary." "Central ... |
| | | | ... my oh my and boy oh boy oh boy, I see dead people... heads would start to roll. How dare they not give what Prime Minister Li Kequiang likes? Li gets what Li likes, remember? He'll move heaven and earth to get 7.5% -- just as government did to keep the ... |
| | | | ... China growth. How quickly they forget. They've quickly forgotten that only five months before, when Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang told us what he likes, in black and white. Writing in Britain's The Times newspaper last June, Premier Li told us: "China's ... |
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