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“Global growth is expected to accelerate to 2.7 percent this year, which is encouragin­g. But we believe the economic recovery is fragile. There are serious challenges from the rise of trade protection­ism. The global cooperatio­n is becoming more and more important.” Jim Yong Kim, World Bank Group president “In our forecast for China, we have upgraded our forecast . ... Why did we upgrade? It reflects clearly a stronger global momentum and China’s own commitment to achieving its growth targets.” Christine Lagarde, Internatio­nal Monetary Fund managing director “Human resources are China’s most valuable asset. Therefore, maintainin­g a high employment level is fundamenta­lly “Structural reform must be pursued with greater vigor. We have to uphold the multilater­al regime. Free trade is a very good medicine for the crisis. Exports don’t reduce jobs, but actually multiply them. Trade imbalances cannot be the reason to reduce trade.”

Angel Gurria, Organizati­on for Economic Cooperatio­n and Developmen­t secretary-general “In the last decade since the financial crisis began, the G20 countries have been working to build a new global financial system, safer, simpler and fairer. This is the benefit of the results. The real economy has benefited from the radical financial reforms. Credit is growing in all major economies while the costs remain low.” Mark Carney, G20 Financial Stability Board chairman

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“China’s journey of transforma­tion has been remarkable. In the answer to a changing global economy, it’s not closing the door. Rather, it opens the doors and adapts competitiv­ely. This commitment of China to increase openness will move the economy...
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