China aiming for 'basic balance' in payments
Chinese banks, insurers, companies and individuals will be allowed to convert more yuan into foreign currencies for buying overseas stocks and debt, while rules are being tightened to control short-term capital inflows.
The moves are aimed at "actively promoting the basic balance" of the Chinese balance of payments
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