Wang Yiming, deputy head of the Development Research Centre (DRC), says economic growth of 6 per cent is not ‘watershed’ moment for China. Photo: Xinhua Wang Yiming, deputy head of the Development Research Centre (DRC), says economic growth of 6 per cent is not ‘watershed’ moment for China. Photo: Xinhua
Wang Yiming, deputy head of the Development Research Centre (DRC), says economic growth of 6 per cent is not ‘watershed’ moment for China. Photo: Xinhua
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China advisers play down concern over slowing economic growth ahead of key policy meeting

  • An annual meeting of top Communist Party officials will this week set China’s economic policy priorities for 2020
  • Government-linked advisers and think tanks have downplayed concerns over economic growth, suggesting next year’s target could fall below 6 per cent

Topic |   China economy
Frank Tang
Frank Tang

Updated: 11:29pm, 10 Dec, 2019

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Wang Yiming, deputy head of the Development Research Centre (DRC), says economic growth of 6 per cent is not ‘watershed’ moment for China. Photo: Xinhua Wang Yiming, deputy head of the Development Research Centre (DRC), says economic growth of 6 per cent is not ‘watershed’ moment for China. Photo: Xinhua
Wang Yiming, deputy head of the Development Research Centre (DRC), says economic growth of 6 per cent is not ‘watershed’ moment for China. Photo: Xinhua
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