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By Bloomberg News - Oct 20, 2013 6:37 PM GMT+0200
China’s central government called for “unrelenting” implementation of its economic policies and reform measures to consolidate the nation’s recovery from a two-quarter slowdown and improve the quality of growth.
While the economy is “stable and trending for the better,” and the nation has the ability to achieve this year’s targets, the foundations of the rebound are “not yet firm,” the State Council said in a statement late yesterday after an Oct. 18 meeting led by PremierLi Keqiang.
China’s economic expansion accelerated to 7.8 percent in the third quarter from a year earlier, the statistics bureau said Oct. 18, reversing a slowdown that put the government at risk of missing its 7.5 percent growth target for 2013. The nation’s top leaders will meet next month to map out policies to reform the economy and sustain long-term growth at about 7 percent.
“When downward pressures on the economy are relatively big, we should harden our confidence; when the economy stabilizes and trends for the better, we should keep a sober mind,” the State Council said in its statement posted on the central government website. Local authorities and state agencies should quicken implementation of government policies to “further stabilize hard-earned expectations for improvement and for public confidence,” it said.
The government will boost financial support to small businesses, stabilize foreign trade growth, cut overcapacity and look for new engines to drive consumption, according to the statement, reiterating existing policies. The State Council meeting was to review the implementation of reform and economic policies this year and to arrange work to further consolidate the growth rebound, according to the statement.
China’s government will maintain its current policy stance through the fourth quarter, Song Guoqing, an academic adviser to the People’s Bank of China, said in Beijing yesterday. The economy will probably expand 7.7 percent from a year earlier this quarter and about 7.5 percent next year, he said.
“Curbing inflation won’t be a pressing issue and the need to push additional growth is not big, so the policies will be stable, at least through the fourth quarter,” Song said. Monetary policy may lean toward tightening if inflation accelerates, he said.
China’s consumer price index rose 3.1 percent in September from a year earlier, the first increase above 3 percent since February. At the same time, inflation has been below the government’s 2013 target of 3.5 percent every month this year.
The increase in gross domestic product may slow to 7.1 percent next year from 7.6 percent this year as the government focuses on rebalancing the economy and implementing reforms, Barclays Plc analysts Chang Jian and Joey Chew wrote in a research note on Oct. 18 after the third-quarter data release.
“Whether the government will announce meaningful fiscal reforms in the Third Plenum in November and lower the growth target to 7 percent for 2014 are key areas to gauge the new leaders with regard to their ability to make progress on the much needed but complicated reform agenda,” they wrote.
China Urges Economic Policy Implementation to Spur Rebound - Bloomberg
Dizionario inglese-italiano - WordReference
China’s central government called for “unrelenting” implementation of its economic policies and reform measures to consolidate the nation’s recovery from a two-quarter slowdown and improve the quality of growth.
While the economy is “stable and trending for the better,” and the nation has the ability to achieve this year’s targets, the foundations of the rebound are “not yet firm,” the State Council said in a statement late yesterday after an Oct. 18 meeting led by PremierLi Keqiang.
China’s economic expansion accelerated to 7.8 percent in the third quarter from a year earlier, the statistics bureau said Oct. 18, reversing a slowdown that put the government at risk of missing its 7.5 percent growth target for 2013. The nation’s top leaders will meet next month to map out policies to reform the economy and sustain long-term growth at about 7 percent.
“When downward pressures on the economy are relatively big, we should harden our confidence; when the economy stabilizes and trends for the better, we should keep a sober mind,” the State Council said in its statement posted on the central government website. Local authorities and state agencies should quicken implementation of government policies to “further stabilize hard-earned expectations for improvement and for public confidence,” it said.
The government will boost financial support to small businesses, stabilize foreign trade growth, cut overcapacity and look for new engines to drive consumption, according to the statement, reiterating existing policies. The State Council meeting was to review the implementation of reform and economic policies this year and to arrange work to further consolidate the growth rebound, according to the statement.
China’s government will maintain its current policy stance through the fourth quarter, Song Guoqing, an academic adviser to the People’s Bank of China, said in Beijing yesterday. The economy will probably expand 7.7 percent from a year earlier this quarter and about 7.5 percent next year, he said.
“Curbing inflation won’t be a pressing issue and the need to push additional growth is not big, so the policies will be stable, at least through the fourth quarter,” Song said. Monetary policy may lean toward tightening if inflation accelerates, he said.
China’s consumer price index rose 3.1 percent in September from a year earlier, the first increase above 3 percent since February. At the same time, inflation has been below the government’s 2013 target of 3.5 percent every month this year.
The increase in gross domestic product may slow to 7.1 percent next year from 7.6 percent this year as the government focuses on rebalancing the economy and implementing reforms, Barclays Plc analysts Chang Jian and Joey Chew wrote in a research note on Oct. 18 after the third-quarter data release.
“Whether the government will announce meaningful fiscal reforms in the Third Plenum in November and lower the growth target to 7 percent for 2014 are key areas to gauge the new leaders with regard to their ability to make progress on the much needed but complicated reform agenda,” they wrote.
China Urges Economic Policy Implementation to Spur Rebound - Bloomberg
Dizionario inglese-italiano - WordReference
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Mon Oct 21, 2013 3:14am BST
* Hopes Fed tapering will be delayed to next year alsopositive - analysts * All of Topix 33 subsectors in positive territory * Nikkei could rise towards 18,000 by end of 2014 - fundmanager
By Ayai Tomisawa TOKYO, Oct 21 (Reuters) -
Japan's Nikkei share average roseabove 14,700 for the first time in three weeks, underpinned by astrong performance on Wall Street and expectations the FederalReserve will delay trimming its economic stimulus programme. After last week's deal by U.S. lawmakers that ended a 16-daygovernment shutdown, investors have started to speculate thatthe Fed will extend its $85 billion-a-month bond-buying stimulus into next year. The prospect of the easy money programme being retained forlonger helped drive the Nikkei up 0.9 percent to14,695.09 in mid-morning trade. It rose as high as 14,727.85earlier, the highest since Sept. 27. On Friday, the S&P 500 closed at a record high for thesecond straight day helped by stronger-than-expected earningsfrom the likes of Google and Morgan Stanley. The improved earnings had a knock-on effect in Tokyo whereanalysts are also anticipating a solid profit season for JapanInc. Toyota Motor Corp rose 1.0 percent, Panasonic Corp added 1.8 percent and Canon Inc advanced 0.8percent. "Investors were reassured by strong earnings and the feelingthat the U.S. economy is resilient raised their appetitive for risk," said Hikaru Sato, a senior technical analyst at DaiwaSecurities. The Topix advanced 0.5 percent to 1,212.07, with allof its 33 subsectors in positive territory
....
Market players said the Nikkei should gain further on
expectations of strong second-quarter earnings and upgrade to
profit forecasts for this fiscal year through March. The
earnings releases will hit the market later this week.
Masayuki Kubota, a senior fund manager at Daiwa SB
Investments, said it may be difficult for the Nikkei to breach
its May high of 15,942.60 this year, but expects the benchmark
to advance a further 20 percent from its current level within
the next 12 months.
"On the assumption that the Nikkei will be bought on
expectations that it will trade 15 times its projected earnings
for the next fiscal year (through March 2015), I think it could
rise towards 18,000 by the end of next year."
...
Nikkei rises 0.9 pct on earnings hopes, Fed policy support | Reuters
YAHOO - Inglese to Italiano Translation
* Hopes Fed tapering will be delayed to next year alsopositive - analysts * All of Topix 33 subsectors in positive territory * Nikkei could rise towards 18,000 by end of 2014 - fundmanager
By Ayai Tomisawa TOKYO, Oct 21 (Reuters) -
Japan's Nikkei share average roseabove 14,700 for the first time in three weeks, underpinned by astrong performance on Wall Street and expectations the FederalReserve will delay trimming its economic stimulus programme. After last week's deal by U.S. lawmakers that ended a 16-daygovernment shutdown, investors have started to speculate thatthe Fed will extend its $85 billion-a-month bond-buying stimulus into next year. The prospect of the easy money programme being retained forlonger helped drive the Nikkei up 0.9 percent to14,695.09 in mid-morning trade. It rose as high as 14,727.85earlier, the highest since Sept. 27. On Friday, the S&P 500 closed at a record high for thesecond straight day helped by stronger-than-expected earningsfrom the likes of Google and Morgan Stanley. The improved earnings had a knock-on effect in Tokyo whereanalysts are also anticipating a solid profit season for JapanInc. Toyota Motor Corp rose 1.0 percent, Panasonic Corp added 1.8 percent and Canon Inc advanced 0.8percent. "Investors were reassured by strong earnings and the feelingthat the U.S. economy is resilient raised their appetitive for risk," said Hikaru Sato, a senior technical analyst at DaiwaSecurities. The Topix advanced 0.5 percent to 1,212.07, with allof its 33 subsectors in positive territory
....
Market players said the Nikkei should gain further on
expectations of strong second-quarter earnings and upgrade to
profit forecasts for this fiscal year through March. The
earnings releases will hit the market later this week.
Masayuki Kubota, a senior fund manager at Daiwa SB
Investments, said it may be difficult for the Nikkei to breach
its May high of 15,942.60 this year, but expects the benchmark
to advance a further 20 percent from its current level within
the next 12 months.
"On the assumption that the Nikkei will be bought on
expectations that it will trade 15 times its projected earnings
for the next fiscal year (through March 2015), I think it could
rise towards 18,000 by the end of next year."
...
Nikkei rises 0.9 pct on earnings hopes, Fed policy support | Reuters
YAHOO - Inglese to Italiano Translation