< strong > [editor’s note] < / strong > < U > at present, China is at a critical point in time for economic recovery. To effectively coordinate epidemic prevention and control and economic and social development, all parties need to make arduous efforts. Can the economic growth target of this year be achieved? What are the “cards” in stabilizing the economy? What are the new ways to promote employment? Where should policy synergy go? In response to these problems, the news interviewed ten economists and launched a series of special topics “ask for stable growth” < br > < div class= "contheight" > < /div> how to view the current economic situation in China? Will the rise of macro leverage bring financial risks? What impact will the “triple pressure” and exchange rate fluctuations have on China’s economy in the second half of the year< Br > < div class= "contheight" > < / div > on July 19, he Keng, deputy director of the finance and Economic Commission of the Eleventh National People’s Congress, accepted an exclusive interview with reporters from the news (www.thepaper.cn) on these issues. He predicted that the economic growth rate may reach 6% in the second half of the year and around 4% in the whole year. He Keng believes that in the long run, we must reduce the macro leverage ratio, but the current time for deleveraging is not appropriate. The debt backlog is a risk facing China’s economy, but thanks to China’s effective regulation and implementation and risk resolution, there will not necessarily be large financial risks, but we should be cautious about adding leverage. He Keng also pointed out that we should oppose blind and over advanced infrastructure investment, which should be determined according to the level of development and financial situation. The focus of work in the next stage should be to increase the stimulation of consumption on the basis of stabilizing fiscal and monetary policies. We can consider strengthening the revitalization of rural areas, driving the growth of residents’ income, and opening up the economic cycle from the consumer side< Img alt= "he Keng, deputy director of the finance and Economic Commission of the Eleventh National People's Congress, photographed by journalist Zhou Yi" style= "width:600px;" src=" https://imagecloud.thepaper.cn/thepaper/image/206/714/712.jpg ">

photographed by he Keng, deputy director of the finance and Economic Commission of the Eleventh National People’s Congress, journalist Zhou Yi