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CHINA PRESS
CHINA PRESS: China should not relax its capital control at present, Yu Yongding,
a researcher with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and a former member of
the Monetary Policy Committee, said Tuesday at a financial summit hosted by the
China Business News. One lesson China should learn from the Southeast Asia
financial crisis is that the control of capital flows should not be lifted
prematurely, Yu noted. Monetary policy should not be too tight in 2018 so as to
maintain the economic growth at around 6.5%. The government will rely more on
fiscal policy rather than  monetary policy to support economic growth next year,
while investment in the property sector will slow further and infrastructure
investment will decelerate, Yu argued. China should launch the residential
property tax as soon as possible, Yu said. (China Business News)

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