Ding Anhua, chief economist of China Merchants Bank: monetary policy needs to highlight structural characteristics and move forward
Ding Anhua, chief economist of China Merchants Bank, said recently that at present, China's monetary policy tools are sufficient and there is still much room for response. Monetary policy should highlight structural characteristics and strengthen support for key areas and weak links. Among them, inclusive finance, scientific and technological innovation, green development and regional balance are the key areas of structural monetary policy. He said that monetary policy is expected to be "sufficient force" and "forward force" in the first half of the year, and further reduce reserve requirements and interest rates. It is expected that on the basis of adhering to the principle of "housing without speculation", the financing conditions of real estate enterprises will be moderately relaxed to better meet the reasonable housing needs of buyers and effectively mitigate relevant risks.
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