Pension reform not discussed at China's Third Plenum
Few were surprised by the Communist Party’s Third Plenary session in Beijing. But economists say some of the wording suggests reforms are not far off.
China’s Communist Party concluded its four-day close door plenary meeting earlier this week. Topics included deepening economic reforms to ensure the market plays a more “decisive” role in allocating resources, changes in judiciary systems and country-wide implementation of free-trade zones.
Some economists caution that markets may be disappointed by the communiqué released given high levels of anticipation leading up to the talks. The Chinese government for example sadi it will i…
Please sign in or register
for free access to 1 article per month from AsianInvestor’s content and archives of over 16,000 articles.
¬ Haymarket Media Limited. All rights reserved.