China Premier Li to boost market vitality and unlock new domestic demand through policy support and reforms, CCTV reports
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- Urges an early arrangement of fiscal funds, policy reserves and planning of major projects
This move is likely aimed at enhancing market vitality and could have significant implications for risk sentiment globally, particularly in sectors sensitive to Chinese demand. Watch for potential boosts in commodities and Asian equities as market participants digest these intentions.
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