Martin Patience reports on economic expectations at the
National People's Congress in Bejing
China has
left its economic growth target for the year unchanged at 7.5%, as it looks to
expand at a steady pace and maintain social stability.
The country also set a lower inflation goal of 3.5%, aimed
at keeping prices in check.
The forecast was outlined by Premier Wen Jiabao in his last
appearance at China's
annual parliamentary session.
The world's second-largest economy has seen expansion slide
after a slowdown domestically and in key markets.
The National People's Congress will seal China's
leadership handover, with the new president and premier to be formally named.
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