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CHINA PRESS: China is expected to continue to reduce arbitrage of financial
regulations next year, and lower cross-market, cross-sector and cross-field
financial risks to let more capital flow into the real economy,  the Financial
News, a newspaper of the People's Bank of China, said Thursday in an analysis of
the Central Economic Work Conference. The conference is one of the most
important annual events as China plans its economic development for the next
year. The conference's emphasis on a "prudent and neutral" monetary policy shows
the government's determination to stabilize the monetary and financial
environment for steady economic growth, said Chen Ji, a senior financial
researcher at China Construction Bank. It is possible to use of several tools
simultaneously to reduce market fluctuation and tackle liquidity risks while
maintaining relative stability of liquidity conditions and interest rates, Chen
said. The Central Economic Work Conference also focused on clamping down on
illegal financial activities, an analyst said, which could be interpreted as
indicating that there will be more controls on financial technology and private
financing, the two most problematic sectors. (Financial News)

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