China’s Premier Li Keqiang Addresses Economic Challenges, Reassures Investors

In a keynote speech at the China Development Forum, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang addressed concerns about the economic challenges facing the country. He reassured investors that Beijing is prepared to implement supportive measures to boost growth. The International Monetary Fund has called on the government to carry out pro-market reforms, in order to strengthen the economy.

Li emphasized that there is room to expand macroeconomic policies, given that consumer price growth is relatively low and the central government’s debt level is not high. He pointed out that China’s overall demand is still insufficient, indicating that there is potential for growth in various sectors of the economy. This speech marks the first time that a sitting premier has addressed the China Development Forum since its inception in 2000. Li’s comments demonstrate a commitment to addressing economic challenges and implementing policies to support growth. Investors can be reassured that Beijing is actively working to bolster the economy and create a more sustainable path for development.