China closed a key economic conference on its policies for 2014, with the government suggesting a need to press ahead with reforms while maintaining stable economic growth.
After a four-day meeting known as the Central Economic Work Conference that ended Friday, China’s policy makers faced the “core task” of ensuring stable growth amid continuing economic headwinds and troubles with domestic security, according to a statement carried by state media.
The annual conference normally maps out key objectives for the economy in the coming year, though the official statement made no mention of any hard economic targets.
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Wiliam Kazer, Wall Street Journal via CHINA US Focus http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ChinaUsFocus/~3/qiXhkVYInJw/
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