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UPDATED: March 19, 2010 NO. 12 MARCH 25, 2010
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Macroeconomic policies

Current monetary policies aim to ensure fluid currency liquidity, keep interest rates at a reasonable level and manage inflationary expectations.

Great importance will be attached to agriculture—the lifeline of the economy. This sector also plays a decisive role in ensuring economic growth and managing inflation expectations.

The country will also maintain a consistent and stable macro-economic policy. In other words, China will stick to the proactive fiscal policy and the moderately easy monetary policy to underpin the hard-won economic recovery. The government will keep its policies flexible and in line with changing economic situations.

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