China's top
economic planner said it was optimistic on the outlook for the economy
in the second half of 2015, but was paying close attention to
fluctuations in the country's stock markets.
Speaking
at a briefing in Beijing on Tuesday, Li Pumin, secretary general of the
National Development and Reform Commission(NDRC), described the recent
activity in China's stock markets as "abnormal".
Since hitting a peak in early June, China's main indexes have fallen by a third in less than a month before rebounding by a quarter, only to suffer their biggest one-day fall since 2007 on Monday.
For the first six months, China reported a growth rate of 7 percent, in line with Beijing's full-year target. But the stock market slump has fueled concerns about the health of the economy.
Since hitting a peak in early June, China's main indexes have fallen by a third in less than a month before rebounding by a quarter, only to suffer their biggest one-day fall since 2007 on Monday.
For the first six months, China reported a growth rate of 7 percent, in line with Beijing's full-year target. But the stock market slump has fueled concerns about the health of the economy.
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