China C.Bank head Zhou:
- QFII scheme not flexible enough, plans reform measures
- Sticking to prudent monetary policy despite rate, RRR cuts
- Monetary policy needs to support growth, also help structural adjustments
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China C.Bank head Zhou: QFII scheme not flexible enough, plans reform measures Sticking to prudent monetary policy despite rate, RRR cuts Monetary policy needs to support growth, also help structural adjustments
China C.Bank head Zhou:
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