China'S Economic And Financial Operations Are Generally Stable.

The conference analyzed the current economic and financial situation at home and abroad.

The meeting held that China's economic and financial operation is generally stable, but the situation is complicated and can not be underestimated.

The world economy is still in the deep adjustment period after the international financial crisis.

Economic trends in major economies are further differentiated, and positive signs continue to increase in the United States.

The foundation for recovery remains to be consolidated. The Japanese economy is in a downturn and some emerging economies are facing more difficulties.

Risks in international financial markets are increasing.

The meeting stressed the need to conscientiously implement the spirit of the eighteen, eighteen, third, fourth, fifth plenary session, the central economic work conference and the national "two sessions" of the party.

Pay close attention to the latest trends in international and domestic economic and financial and changes in international capital flows, adhere to the general keynote of steady progress and adapt to the new normal economic development, and continue to implement sound stability.

We should pay more attention to tightness and flexibility, use various monetary policy tools flexibly, maintain moderate liquidity, and achieve reasonable growth in money and credit and social financing scale.

We should improve and optimize the financing structure and credit structure.

Raising the proportion of direct financing and reducing the society

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We will continue to deepen the reform of the financial system, strengthen structural reforms on the supply side, enhance the efficiency of financial operation and serve the real economy, and strengthen and improve risk management.

We should further promote the marketization of interest rates and the reform of the RMB exchange rate formation mechanism so as to keep the RMB exchange rate basically stable at a reasonable and balanced level.

The meeting was chaired by Zhou Xiaochuan, President of the people's Bank of China and chairman of the monetary policy committee. The committee members of the Committee on monetary policy, Shaw, Lian Weiliang, Shi Yaobin, Yi Gang, Zhang Xiaohui, Ningji Zhe, Shang Fulin, Liu Shiyu, Xiang Junbo, Fang Gang and Bai, attended the meeting, and Tian national government asked for leave for official leave.

The responsible comrades of the people's Bank of China Shenyang branch, Ji'nan branch and Wuhan branch attended the meeting.

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As the world's second largest economy and largest trading nation, China has been the most important engine of growth and stability in the world since the outbreak of the international financial crisis.

At present, the global economic recovery is facing an extremely complicated situation. China's steady economic growth is a practical measure to take the initiative to shoulder the responsibilities of the international community and contribute to the global economic recovery.

Even under the background of the global economic recovery is weak and weak, China's economy has achieved a relatively high growth rate.

In 2015, China's GDP growth rate was 6.9%. According to the relevant data, the contribution rate to global economic growth is over 25%.

At the same time, we must see that China's economic development potential is huge, resilience is strong, and room for maneuver is very broad.

The outline of the 13th Five-Year plan has clearly defined the main objectives and tasks of China's economic and social development in the next five years, and proposed major initiatives such as implementing the strategy of innovation driven development, building new development systems and optimizing the modern industrial system.

The government work report proposes that we should strengthen the structural reform of supply side, accelerate the elimination of institutional obstacles, improve the quality and efficiency of the supply system, further stimulate market vitality and social creativity, and enhance the driving force for sustained growth.

With the deepening of structural reform and the gradual implementation of relevant policies and measures, China's economy will continue to maintain high growth at medium and high speed, which will provide a solid guarantee for the long-term stability of sovereign credit rating.

This time, Moodie and S & P adjusted China's sovereign credit rating outlook to "negative". To a certain extent, it overestimated the difficulties faced by China's economy and underestimated China's ability to promote reform and deal with risks.

It is not necessary for Rating firm to worry about China's economic restructuring, real economy debt, state-owned enterprise reform, and financial market risks.

The Rating firm also needs in-depth understanding and comprehensive assessment of the achievements made in China's economic and social development and the progress made in structural reform.