China's premier says economy faces greater difficulties in 2016: state radio
China's economy is facing greater difficulties and challenges in 2016 as the government forges ahead with structural reforms, state radio on March 4 quoted Premier Li Keqiang as saying.
The government will keep economic growth within a "reasonable range" this year, Li said.
China's top economic planner has said the government would target economic growth of 6.5% to 7% this year, confirming a Reuters report, and sources said the money supply and inflation forecasts were in line with that target.
