Chinese Deputy Finance Minister Zhu Guangyao has said that should the global market remain volatile, China itself will concentrate on the domestic market, rather than international.
"We should give priority to our internal economic issues. To ensure a sustainable and healthy development, we need to deepen the economic restructuring, improve the quality of economic growth, and coordinate three factors including growth, restructuring, and stimulation plans, as well as overcome challenges they bring."
His remarks come ahead of the G20 summit in St. Petersburg.
Zhu also says he's confident that the Chinese economy can grow by 7.5-percent in 2013.
"China is seeking an environmental friendly and energy saving way of economy growth. We believe that keep perusing such restructuring can further improve the quality of economic growth. At the same time, we are confident in keeping the inflation rate under 3.5-percent, and increase over 10-million job opportunities."
He believes that the correct handling of domestic issues can help contribute the global economy.
