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China says no to trade protectionism to fight crisis As the "Buy America" provision raises alarms against trade protectionism among state leaders and economists, China said "no" to a similar plan that bans foreign products in domestic stimulus projects.>> China adjusts imports and exports lists under inspection, quarantine China revises regulation on technology import procedures Chinese foreign traders to get easier registration No surge expected in China's textile exports Ministry: self-discipline needed in textile export, import welcome Chinese vice premier pledges "active" use of foreign investment through crisis Vice Premier Wang Qishan has encouraged foreign investors to have faith in China's development, saying the country would "actively" use overseas investment. >> Foreign investment to be encouraged in 400-plus sectors in China's mid-west Ministry: foreign investment favors mid-west China China stresses higher investment and better investment structures
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Ministry：service consumption and rural area to support market boom There are many favorable factors to foster the sustainable and rapid growth of Chinese consumer market and the rural market has great consumption potential, said Yaojian, spokesman of Ministry of Commerce at a press conference on Feb. 16th, 2009.>> Chinese farmers to get government subsidies for appliance purchase China examines quality of subsidized home appliance for farmers Breakfast to sharpen market appetite Call to spend more on basics Experts have urged the government to spend more money out of its $586-billion economic stimulus package on health, housing, social insurance and education sectors to increase domestic demand.>> Coupons for low-income families effective in boosting demand in China China's health care reform focuses on public service, Premier says China draft law of social insurance draws nationwide debate
China to stabilize global financial markets by maintaining growth China will help stabilize international financial markets by maintaining its economic growth and expanding domestic demand, Zhou Xiaochuan, governor of China's central bank, said here Saturday.>> China's gov't warns 2009 to be "the toughest" year since 2000 Meeting plan target'difficult' "Heavy fists" used to aid economic recovery China balance of payments surplus slows down in 2008 China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) predicted Wednesday that the country's international balance of payments remained "double surplus" in current account and capital account in 2008, but the growth rate had slowed.>> Exports, FDI punge amid global slowdown Expert: China's exports to grow 15 percent in 2009 China's current foreign trade sector shows positive signs China's major export slowed in 2008
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