China will maintain a proactive fiscal policy and prudent monetary policy in 2013, according to a statement issued after the economic conference.
Analysts anticipate steady macroeconomic policies will continue to prevail next year as China's economic growth is showing signs of a rebound.
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Finance Minister Xie Xuren on Wednesday vowed to speed up fiscal and taxation reforms through moves like promoting property tax reforms.
China will not follow other economies in delaying implementation of tougher capital requirements on banks.
Robert Mundell, "Father of euro", said China could help restore international monetary system.
China will keep its monetary policy stable throughout the year despite new yuan-denominated lending drops in October, experts said on Monday.
China's monetary policy has probably reached a cyclical turning point, the financial services company Barclays PLC said in a research note on Monday.
China's central bank vowed to its keep monetary stance stable in the next few months, and to adjust market liquidity if needed.
China's banking regulator announced Saturday that its regulations on farmer loans will come into force on January 1 next year.
The most important job of China's central bank is to control inflation, and use tools including required reserved ratio and exchange rate policy to control the growth rate.
A dramatic change is taking place in China's liquidity supply situation as capital flows out of the world's second-largest economy.