(Bloomberg) -- Of the countless meetings that China’s Communist Party holds regularly, the Third Plenum stands out for its potential impact on the world’s...
-- Of the countless meetings that China ’s Communist Party holds regularly, the Third Plenum stands out for its potential impact on the world’s second-largest economy. The typically once-in-five-years conclave of top officials usually deals with major economic and political policy changes. Paramount leader Deng Xiaoping famously used the 1978 event to announce China ’s opening up and pivot to allow market forces to play a role in what was then a Soviet model of central planning.
The outcome of the conference will usually be announced in a communique issued through state media, with details to be published later.The landmark Third Plenum in 1978 put China on a path of economic development and allowed the private economy to grow after the devastating Cultural Revolution. While expectations are low for groundbreaking structural reforms, investors are watching closely for any hints on policy direction to address a broad range of long-term issues including fiscal relations between central and local government, a downward spiral in the real estate market, the embattled private sector, the country’s technology push, and its aging population.
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