China's economy
faces relatively large downward pressure, as the global recovery remains
unsteady, Premier Li Keqiang said in comments seen on Thursday.
The world's second-largest economy needed a new driving force to maintain steady growth, Li added.
Data earlier on Thursday showed China's fixed-asset investment grew at its slowest rate in nearly 15 years in May, missing expectations and arguing for Beijing to increase policy support to avert a deeper downturn.
The world's second-largest economy needed a new driving force to maintain steady growth, Li added.
Data earlier on Thursday showed China's fixed-asset investment grew at its slowest rate in nearly 15 years in May, missing expectations and arguing for Beijing to increase policy support to avert a deeper downturn.

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