Long-term view on economy
Economic hit from coronavirus will be limited, NDRC head says
China has the ability to cope with the various risks and challenges amid the COVID-19 outbreak, and the Chinese economy is poised for steady, healthy and sustainable development, according to the country's top economic regulator.
Economy has 'sufficient ammunition' to drive growth
China has sufficient policy tools to tackle economic challenges amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, and the fiscal and financial system is generally stable, Yang Weimin said on Sunday.
Private sector needs clearer picture
More efforts are needed to boost the implementation of supporting policies for private enterprises, so as to facilitate their role in ensuring "six priorities" and stability in six areas for steady economic momentum, Huang Li said on Sunday.
Supply chain key for private sector, employment
Better channelizing and stabilizing the supply chains is the key to support private businesses and employment, Zhu Jianmin said on Sunday.
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