The FINANCIAL — China's current economic growth is still in a steady range, and the nation will keep its macroeconomic control policies "basically" stable next year, China Statistics Bureau Chief Ma Jiantang said on Monday, according to London Stock Exchange .
China will aim to keep overall consumer price rises stable next year and make its policies more targeted, flexible and forward-looking, Ma said in remarks published in the Study Times, a weekly newspaper operated by the Communist Party School. China will also "fine-tune" economic policies in the year ahead in line with economic changes, Ma said.
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