IT is still too early to say the Chinese economy has touched bottom, but the government is also in no urgent need to launch any new fiscal stimulus policies, a leading government economist tells Reuters.
Zhang Xiaojing, director at the Institute of Economics, which is part of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), says that even with a recent rise in some economic indicators, more time is needed to see whether government stimulus to date would yield a strong enough response in terms of economic activity.
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