BEIJING (Reuters) - China will aim to stabilize employment and prices to consolidate the foundations of economic recovery, according to a statement published by the monetary policy department at the People's Bank of China said on Friday.
It said China will implement prudent monetary policy and not resort to flood-like stimulus.
China's economy was surprisingly resilient in August, with data showing faster-than-expected growth in factory output and retail sales shoring up a fragile recovery, although a deepening property slump weighed on the outlook.