Chinese policy-makers offer olive branch on regional development
Jin Liqun and Zhu Guangyao say they will work with Bretton Woods institutions
Leading Chinese policy-makers have extended an olive branch to the US and other wary trade partners, offering to work alongside the IMF and World Bank in promoting integration both in and out of Asia.
The creation of an Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) and New Development Bank (NDB) underpinned by Chinese money is often viewed as a challenge to existing multilateral organisations such as the IMF and World Bank, where the US carries a great deal of influence.
But in The IFF China Report
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