China's fiscal revenue and tax revenue were both on the mend after months-long decline, a sign of pro-growth policies taking hold.

China's combined tax and fee support policies have helped ease the burden on market entities and stabilize the macroeconomy, official data showed on Sept 29.

The Shanghai municipal government has given a solid boost to market confidence by announcing 22 favorable policies on Wednesday, which will help maintain the strong momentum in economic recovery, local officials said.

On September 27, the Ministry of Commerce issued a number of policies and measures to support the stable development of foreign trade. The policies include six major aspects:

The People's Bank of China monetary policies overview.

Rising companies from Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) member states are benefiting from the trade facilitation policies of the Hainan Free Trade Port (FTP), and will continue to beef up their presence in the Chinese market.

The State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) said on Thursday that China's foreign exchange market is generally stable, with banks reporting a net foreign exchange settlement surplus in August.

A State Council executive meeting chaired by Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on Wednesday specified following measures of the policy package rolled out eariler this year.

The central bank will also keep financing of the property sector stable and implement differentiated credit policies based on the conditions of local property markets

domestic demand will play a key role in stabilizing the country's growth during the second half of the year

the country's small and micro businesses remain the major beneficiaries of the tax credit refund policies, comprising 94.5 percent of refund receivers since April

More steps to spur infrastructure, manufacturing, investment coming