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Chinese Central Bank to Continue Restrained Monetary Policy - Statement

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The People’s Bank of China will further conduct a restrained monetary policy, as it was declared on the press conference of the financial institution's governor, Zhou Xiaochuan, on Friday.

SHANGHAI (Sputnik) – The People’s Bank of China will continue pursuing a restrained monetary policy, the bank said in a press release circulated among journalists during the press conference of the financial institution's governor, Zhou Xiaochuan, on Friday.

"China will continue to pursue a restrained monetary policy in a flexible and appropriate form, to provide liquidity at adequate levels and to maintain a reasonable growth of credit and financial resources," the press release stated.

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Addressing finance ministers and central bank heads of the Group of 20 (G20) countries, China’s central bank said it is still has room for monetary policy and a variety of tools to respond to potential risks.

"China continues to improve the format of its monetary policy, consisting of a transition from quantitative measures to methods based on price changes. At the same time, our fiscal policy will be more proactive," it added.

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The bank reaffirmed the Chinese government’s focus on structural reforms to find a balance between economic growth, structural transformation and risk prevention.

Market turmoil and a plummeting currency to uphold exports have plagued the Chinese economy, with last year’s gross domestic product amounting to the lowest annual showing in 25 years.

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