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China likely to cut inflation outlook to two-decade low, lay out stimulus plans at ‘Two Sessions’ meeting

China's annual 'two sessions' will start on March 4 and 5 for the National People's Congress and Political Consultative Conference, respectively.
Over 3,000 journalists have registered to cover this year's sessions, an increase from last year, including more than 1,000 from outside mainland China.
The increase in journalists highlights growing interest in the legislative meetings.
The press center opened at the Media Center Hotel in Beijing to facilitate coverage of significant domestic and international issues.

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