China would maintain steady and dynamic economic growth in 2014 on the back of its ongoing reforms, economists said at a forum here Monday. The forum was co-organized by the New York-based National Committee on U.S.-China Relations and China Center for Economic Research (CCER) with Peking University (PKU). CCEr economist Lu Feng said China was likely to maintain steady growth of 7.5 percent to 8 percent in real terms in 2014. He said three factors would affect China’s macro-economic performance during the year: the impacts of the external environment, its fight against pollution and its prudent macro-economic policy. “China’s exports are estimated to pick up modestly in 2014 from the preceding year, possibly reaching double-digit growth,” Lu told Xinhua at a press conference, citing an expected improvement in the global economy, which would benefit Chinese export sectors. Lu also highlighted China’s macro-economic policy, […]