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CHINA PRESS
CHINA PRESS: Monetary policy should not be regarded as powerful a tool as
before, as that belief has significantly affected China's economy in the past
years, Economic Information Daily said in a commentary. 
  - Many problems within China's economy were fundamentally due to the previous
growth model that overly emphasised growth speed and a loose monetary policy,
the newspaper said; 
  - Frequent use of structural tools could result in too much monetary supply,
and is not in line with the prudent and neutral characteristics of monetary
policy; 
  - The balance of policy targets should be reached by various measures and
deepening reforms, instead of relying solely on monetary policy, the commentary
said.

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