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"Just making statistics more patriotic will not help the economy to recover its lost momentum," an expert told Newsweek.

China’s top leaders including President Xi Jinping vowed to make industrial policy their top economic priority next year, a letdown for investors hoping to see more forceful stimulus to boost growth. The ruling Communist Party’s annual economic work conference made building a “modern industrial system” its No. 1 goal, up…

Xi Jinping must decide whether to set an ambitious growth target