Economic conference wraps up with pledges to stimulate economy
China's top leadership wrapped up the three-day Central Economic Work Conference Wednesday, pledging to take a slew of measures to ensure "stable and relatively fast" economic growth next year.
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China's top leadership pledged to take steps to ensure a "stable and relatively fast" economic growth next year as it wrapped up the Central Economic Work Conference.
China Daily
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 Tax cuts for businesses in pipeline
China's top leadership pledged to take steps to ensure a "stable and relatively fast" economic growth next year as it wrapped up the Central Economic Work Conference.
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 Hu: Domestic spending key to stability
The government is expected to introduce more measures to spur consumption at the Central Economic Work Conference, a move necessary to secure balanced growth in the long run, economists said.
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 Changing times in Pearl River Delta region
Exports and foreign direct investment both fell in November because of shrinking demand overseas, sending fresh signs of economic weakness.
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 Ministry urges better job guidance for graduates
Social stability could be threatened if the registered urban unemployment rate rises above 5 percent next year, a senior lawmaker warned on Tuesday.
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