The annual Central Economic Work Conference opened in Beijing on Dec. 10, about one month after top leaders announced ambitious reform plans for the Chinese economy.
The meeting will review the state of the economy in 2013 and discuss economic targets and likely reforms for 2014. Top party officials, heads of ministries, and senior provincial officials from across China are attending the closed-door confab that will probably run for three days, and they may agree to aim for a 7.5 percent growth target next year. The conference is happening just as China announces a host of economic numbers that present an unclear picture of the state of the economy.
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Dexter Roberts, Bloomberg News via CHINA US Focus http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ChinaUsFocus/~3/tLRgJyOgEu8/
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