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China's Fiscal Policy and Fed's Rate Hesitancy
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China is likely to implement proactive fiscal policy next year to achieve stable growth, with the former central banker suggesting more room to lower the reserve requirement ratio (RRR) than to cut interest rates. The economy is facing pandemic-related challenges and concerns about debt issues in the property development sector. The Federal Reserve's reluctance to consider rate cuts despite signs of economic strain is also highlighted.
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