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China calls for bigger role for regional banks

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China ushers preferential tax package to boost cultural industry

Chinese president urges economic growth, livelihood improvement amid financial crisis

Chinese President Hu Jintao has called for redoubled efforts at local level to promote economic growth and improve living standards and social stability.

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Chinese central bank governor calls for financial reforms

China calls for full-scale financial system overhaul

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Cities ´may gain from financial crisis´

Major Chinese cities such as Shanghai and Beijing could gain from the global financial crisis, which is reshaping the world´s financial landscape.

China shows the world the way forward

Things seem to be brightening up ahead of the G20 summit in London, which many people have predicted in the last few weeks would prove to be of little use to resist the worldwide financial crisis.

Four-trillion-yuan stimulus is not enough, policy advisor says

Chinese Government needs to make fresh investment in addition to the 4-trillion yuan ($586 billion) economic stimulus plan to boost the slowing economy, a senior policy advisor said on Wednesday.

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China´s finances to face tough 2009

China´s finances to face tough 2009

Minister says 2009 will be tough for the country´s fiscal revenue, revenues falls and spending surges.

Background

A timeline of China´s recent economic-stimulus measures

In response to changing conditions, the government shifted efforts from fighting overheating to seeking sound and fast development. Following are moves taken over approximately the past 90 days to boost the economy:

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China´s Industry Stimulus Plan

China´s Property Market under new Policy

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Within 6 weeks, China unveiled stimulus plans for 10 industries, on the top of its 4 trillion yuan stimulus package announced four months ago.

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Recently governments, both central and regional, have released many policies to prop up sagging sales in the property market.