The Politburo meeting releases the fine-tuning signal currency monetary keynote
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According to the Political Bureau meeting held on Monday, China, such as the chief economist of the Financial Research Institute, Zhu Zhen Xin, commented that the meeting released eight policy signals. It is worth paying attention to: the Central Committee does not worry about the economic downlink caused by squeezing water and squeezing bubbles; the monetary and financial tone seems to have not changed, but it is actually retained. A loose mouth.
"This year's economic downward pressure is an objective existence, moderate fine tuning is a large probability event, this is a signal, although it is a hedge, no overall reduction of accuracy is so large, but any loose is not one step completed, the direction of the most important." The report says.
The report also said that the Political Bureau conference showed that the total index continued to be desalinated and that the structural indicators should be seen in the future; the changes in the top-level leadership mechanism were becoming more and more clear and the implementation strength would be significantly enhanced; the opening of the Boao forum for Asia and Hainan was a strong reform and opening letter to the overall situation; and 2018 would become the core technical bonus year; And now the central bank not only focuses on banks and the property market, but more importantly than ever before.
The Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China held a meeting on Monday to analyze and study the current economic situation and economic work. It said that it would adhere to the positive financial policy orientation, keep the monetary policy stable and neutral, focus on guiding the expectation, and combine the accelerated adjustment structure with the continuous expansion of domestic demand.
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