China's economy needs no more stimulus

September 13 Morning News, Summer Davos September 13-15th held in Tianjin, China.　　G20 Research Center Secretary-General Long and Sina finance and other media dialogue, said that the Chinese economy is not much need to continue to stimulate, the 4 trillion stimulus policy has been able to maintain China's double-digit growth, and other stimulus policies may have some problems. China's economy could still keep double-digit growth for 2010, he said. "The US has recently launched a new round of stimulus, but I don't think China needs such a stimulus because the 4 trillion stimulus has been able to keep double-digit growth in China, and other stimulus policies may have some problems," he said. "When it comes to real estate, he said," Regulation has had some effect, but the key is the supply of the market, the British increase in the supply of low-and middle-income groups. (Jessie from Tianjin)