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Zhang Xiaoyan predicts that Chinese government spending will be enlarged over the next year to guide investment.
Zhang Xiaoyan confirms that China's Central Economic Work Conference specifically designated Beijing, Shanghai, and the Hong Kong bay area as international innovation hubs, which she notes is a new emphasis.
Zhang Xiaoyan asserts that China will increase investment in Artificial Intelligence to avoid lagging behind in what she terms the "center of global competition."
Zhang Xiaoyan identifies the real estate market and the local government debt market as the two primary existing risks that China must control for long-term stability and growth.
Zhang Xiaoyan reports that China's central government is seeking innovative ways to resolve existing local government debts and their associated risks.
Zhang Xiaoyan predicts China will launch special income initiatives to raise the income level of its citizens as a way to boost consumption.
According to Zhang Xiaoyan, Chinese regulators are working to remove constraints on consumption and will introduce more regulatory flexibility to improve the country's unified domestic market.
Zhang Xiaoyan reports that China's central government has emphasized that private enterprises are essential leading forces in its technology innovation campaign.
Zhang Xiaoyan states that the Central Economic Work Conference articulated a policy that the financial sector must support technological innovation.
According to Zhang Xiaoyan, the Chinese government's guiding principle for the real estate market is that housing is for living, not for speculation.
Zhang Xiaoyan states the Chinese government is promoting a campaign for "good houses" and "high-quality houses" to establish a new model for its real estate market.