The World Economic Forum at Dalian in China has heard assurances that the second-largest global economy is bearing up, despite fears of a deepening slowdown.<br /><br /> The Prime Minister Li Keqiang told a meeting of Chinese and international executives – an event billed as the “Summer Davos” – that the country was a source of growth, not instability.<br /><br /> “We have the ability to achieve China’s main economic and social goals for this year and we will work to maintain any future development,” he said.<br /><br /> The premier added that Beijing would employ fiscal and monetary stimulus to keep growth on track.<br /><br /> The government was committed to restructuring and reform, he said, and would keep capital markets open, welcoming foreign investment.<br /><br /> China’s growth, debt and stock markets have all worried investors in recent months.<br /><br /> Amid the slowdown markets have wobbled over concerns about the leadership’s ability to oversee a shift to a new economic model – one where growth is driven by services rather than l
