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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (168523)	3/4/2021 8:54:19 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 218903

china inflation continues apace albeit am not certain what Bloomberg is referring to when printing Alongside that recovery has been a build-up in debt and worries about asset bubbles, fueling expectations that policy makers will withdraw the monetary and fiscal stimulus unleashed during the pandemic last year. ... for I detected no unusual stimies beyond the annual expected as growth continued in infrastructure-starve domain. Let us see whether vaccinations and such can allow for more robust recovery of the planet even as the universe bifurcates more under the democrats than the republicans, even as the communists are trying to hold it all together it be the socialists I worry about. Europe in the lead. bloomberg.com China Sets GDP Growth Target Above 6% as Recovery Takes Hold China set a conservative economic growth target of above 6% for the year, well below what economists forecast, and outlined ongoing fiscal support with prudent monetary policy. The government will narrow the budget deficit to 3.2% of gross domestic product this year from 3.6% in 2020, Premier Li Keqiang said Friday at the opening of the National People’s Congress. “In 2021, China will continue to face many development risks and challenges, but the economic fundamentals that will sustain long-term growth remain unchanged,” said Li. Other key highlights of the government’s work report: 3.65 trillion yuan ($564 billion) of local government bond sales planned for 2021CPI target set at about 3%Monetary policy to be prudent; fiscal policy to be proactiveYuan will be kept basically stable at reasonable levelMacro leverage ratio to be kept basically stableUrban jobs target set at more than 11 millionChina’s economy was the only major one in the world to expand last year, aided by the central bank’s injections of liquidity to support businesses, extra fiscal spending on infrastructure and the quick control of coronavirus outbreaks domestically. Economists predict the economy will expand 8.4% this year, partly due to the low base from 2020. Rebound in ChinaOne of the few v-shaped recoveries globally Source: National Bureau of Statistics Its V-shaped recovery alongside a recession in the U.S. and elsewhere puts it on course to become the world’s largest economy by 2028, two years earlier than expected, according to projections by several banks including Nomura Holdings Inc. Alongside that recovery has been a build-up in debt and worries about asset bubbles, fueling expectations that policy makers will withdraw the monetary and fiscal stimulus unleashed during the pandemic last year. This year’s meeting of the NPC, China’s main legislature, has added significance because of the release of a new five-year plan covering 2021-2025. Some of the key goals already outlined include strengthening consumer demand, investing in hi-tech industries, and addressing long-term challenges such as an aging population. — With assistance by Tom Hancock, Lucille Liu, Lin Zhu, and Yujing Liu (Updates with further details in bullet points) Before it's here, it's on the Bloomberg Terminal. LEARN MORE