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China expected to cut inflation outlook to two-decade low, lay out stimulus plans at 'Two Sessions' meet

1. China plans to reduce inflation target to around 2%, signaling weak demand. 2. Fiscal stimulus will increase China's budget deficit to 4% of GDP. 3. Chinese GDP growth target expected to be set at 5% for the year. 4. Beijing's economic policies may impact U.S.-China trade relations and exports. 5. Support for private sector and regulatory leniency is anticipated in new laws.

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China's fiscal stimulus attempts may support global markets, but trade tensions remain a risk.

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China's economic measures can influence global markets, but risks from U.S. tariffs persist.

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