Continue To Adhere To The Moderately Loose Monetary Policy &Nbsp; Curb Housing Prices Rising Too Fast.

From 13 to 14, Wen Jiabao, member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Premier of the State Council, went deep into the enterprises, communities and research institutes in Tianjin to conduct research on the economic operation.

Wen Jiabao stressed that the current national economy continues to pick up, but the situation at home and abroad is still extremely complex. There are many difficulties faced by macroeconomic regulation and control. We must adhere to the implementation of a proactive fiscal policy and moderately loose monetary policy, effectively grasp the direction, intensity and pace of macroeconomic regulation, and maintain steady and rapid economic development.

Wen Jiabao said that we should intensify structural readjustment and vigorously develop strategic emerging industries. We should clearly define supporting policies and industrial access standards, and take overall consideration of industrial layout and market development.

During his inspection, Wen Jiabao repeatedly stressed that the goal of energy conservation and emission reduction in 11th Five-Year should be completed.

Wen Jiabao asked the automotive industry to take the road of energy conservation and consumption reduction, and further develop energy-saving vehicles and new energy vehicles.

China's new energy vehicle production has been on the road, and it must be successful.

He hoped that enterprises will further increase R & D efforts and strive to reduce costs and energy consumption.

Wen Jiabao said that the current economic situation is developing in a good direction. We must keep sober minded and see the contradictions and problems existing in the economic operation.

Differential treatment is guaranteed.

We will continue to increase support for weak links such as "three rural issues", energy conservation and emission reduction, independent innovation and people's livelihood projects, strictly limit the expansion of overcapacity industries, and resolutely curb the excessive rise of housing prices in some cities.