澳大利亚财长在北京与同行官员会面后表示,赞赏中国政府采取的新一轮刺激经济举措为澳大利亚和全球经济带来的“正面发展”。他提及与发改委主任及相关高官的讨论,并指出中国经济需求减弱是影响澳大利亚经济的一个因素。“中国国内经济增长放缓一直是全球关注的问题”,Chalmers在周五北京的新闻发布会上向媒体说,“提振经济、促进活动的努力都是值得支持的。”

这次访问是七年来的首次官方级别访问,正值中国人民银行下调关键短期利率,中共中央政治局宣布增加财政支出计划,旨在避免经济增长目标未能达成。财长强调:“这里发生的每件事和决策都会对我们的经济、工人、企业和投资者,以及更广泛的国家产生重大影响。”

面对过去三年房价市场的低迷和新冠疫情后疲软的复苏,中国政府调整了策略以应对全球经济中排名第二的经济体——中国面临的挑战。这对与中国紧密贸易联系的澳大利亚来说,具有重要意义。

Chalmers透露,在2025年澳大利亚将会举办一次经济对话活动,双方还将签署一份谅解备忘录,用于共享经济政策知识和经验。这一信息根据发改委在微信平台上发布的消息得到确认。


新闻来源:www.bloomberg.com
原文地址:China Stimulus Likely to Boost Australian Economy, Treasurer Chalmers Says
新闻日期:2024-09-27
原文摘要:

Australian Treasurer  hailed China’s new stimulus effort as a “really welcome development” for both his nation and the global economy after meetings with counterparts in Beijing during . Chalmers said he had discussed China’s plans to boost its economy in his meetings with officials that included the chair of the National Development and Reform Commission . The treasurer said weak demand in China was among factors weighing on Australia’s economy.“Like a lot of people around the world we have been concerned about the softer conditions here in the Chinese economy,” Chalmers told reporters in Beijing on Friday. “Any efforts to boost growth and support activity here is a welcome one.” The Australian treasurer’s visit, the first by an official of his level in seven years, came as China’s central bank cut a key short-term interest rate and the 24-man Politburo announced plans to ramp up fiscal spending in a bid to avoid missing economic growth targets.“What happens here and what is decided here has big consequences for own economy, our own workers and businesses and investors, and for our country more broadly,” the treasurer said.Beijing’s moves came in response to a three-year slump in the housing market and a weak recovery from the pandemic that have weighed on the world’s second-largest economy. That has significant fallout for Australia, given China is its largest trading partner.Chalmers said the two countries had agreed to hold economic talks in 2025 in Australia. They also signed a memorandum of understanding to share economic policy knowledge and experience, according to a WeChat  from China’s National Development and Reform Commission.

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