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The views expressed on this podcast are those of the participants, not of Rogers News.

With the two years. participants, not of Rourges news. KATHLEEN-

WARREN- China's outgoing premier Li Kuchang, speaking earlier this week, saying that the task of maintaining employment stability is challenging and that there are many risks and hidden dangers in the real estate market.

Weaknesses in small and medium-sized financial institutions have also been exposed. And he thinks there are still many institutional barriers hindering development.

These rather stark views were laid out as the country revealed its economic growth forecasts for the year ahead.

How the world's second largest economy will achieve that growth and the implications of dramatic regulatory

reform are the focus of this week's views room. Welcome back to the views room, the podcast from

Reuters breaking views where columnists from around the world talk about the big stories of the week.

I'm your host, Amy Donnellin, coming to you from London.

China has emerged from lockdown and is now setting out some financial forecasts for what we can

expect for the economy this year. Here to speak to me about it is our economics editor in China,

which is Pete Sweeney and Yowen Chen, who both have been

covering China extensively, all sorts of things around the property market, the lockdowns

themselves and supply chains and all of the interesting things that our readers and listeners

are very interested in.

So Pete, I'll start with you.

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