Time not right for stimulus policy exit: China, EU

Political and economic leaders from China and the EU appealed in Nanjing that countries should not take an "early withdraw" from their economic stimulus packages since they are still needed to maintain the global economic recovery trend.

• Chinese, Finnish enterprises sign agreements on trade
• Premier urges adhering to proactive fiscal policy
• Ministries allocate disaster-relief funds to quake-hit Yunnan
• National pension fund registers 9.99% gains in H1
• Fall in imports slows in June
• Property prices edge up in June
• Measures against global financial crisis effective
• China remains committed to UN auditing work, says top auditor
• China mulls urbanization of 140m migrant workers
• Only 68% of China's new graduates find jobs

• China sets interim goals for medical health plan
• Number of China's centrally-administered SOEs down to 136
• China bankcard holders' consumption confidence lower in Q2
• China GDP grows 7.8% in Q2: Goldman Sachs
• Top 100 listed companies see profits down 12% in 2008
• Official stresses low-carbon economy for regional development
• HK foreign currency reserves up $1.9b in Jun
• Banks active in transacting yuan cross-border settlement
• China's economic recovery isn't firm, rsearcher says
• China allocates 10b yuan for public health care service

• China allocates 170m yuan in flood-control subsidies
• Yuan trade pilot scheme kicked off
• Financial leasing companies report 94.8b yuan in assets
• China to issue 11.9b yuan local bonds this week
• China's governments ordered to spend more on health care
• China should learn to apply WTO dispute mechanism
• More pain at the pump for consumers
• Trade arbitrator gives strength to economy
• China considers higher renewable energy targets
• Economist: China's imports decline not due to protectionism

• China calls for halt on protectionism
• Ministry confident on China's exports in post crisis era
• WB economists allay fears over inflation
• Zhou: Divert excess savings to emerging markets
• GDP to grow faster in Q2: former banker
• Pension fund chief: China to further expand overseas investment
• Central banker: 6 scenarios on global imbalances
• VP: China to continue active fiscal policy
• Plan for foreign firms' listings gathers steam
• Renminbi trade rule comes into effect

• Summit talks likely to turn to dollar
• Asia's recovery road long and bumpy: ADB chief economist
• Economist: China's economic recovery to be sustainable
• China trade falls in June but decline less severe
• China's external debt falls 10% in Q1
• Coastal economic belt plan gets nod
• Experts: US actions smack of protectionism
• Govt refutes bias charges
• Outbound investment unlikely to outstrip FDI
• EU firms bullish on nation, says survey