China spends near $600 bln
Nov 10 - The world's fourth largest economy, China, plans to spend nearly $600 billion to boost demand in the face of the global slowdown.
China's central bank governor, in Brazil for a Group of 20 financial leaders meeting, said markets could also expect easier monetary policy ahead, coupled with the massive pump-priming, expected to equal to 15 percent of GDP.
Dan Sloan reports.
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