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PBOC officials to miss G7 meeting

The People's Bank of China said on Monday 28 November that its governor and vice governors won't be attending the Group of Seven meeting of finance ministers and central bank governors which takes place in London this weekend.

Weber on challenges to the global economy

In the speech 'Challenges to the global economy' given on 18 November Axel Weber of the Deutsche Bundesbank said greater currency flexibility in parts of Asia is essential for resolving global economic imbalances whereas structural reform in Europe would…

China to push currency reform

China will continue with market-orientated currency reforms while keeping the exchange rate of the yuan basically stable, said Su Ning, a vice-governor of the People's Bank of China on Thursday 17 November.

Interview with PBOC's Tang Xu

In an interview published on Wednesday 2 November, Tang Xu, director-general of the research bureau of the People's Bank of China, said China's economy has already achieved its long-awaited landing even with growth rates around 9 percent.

Estimating China's 'equilibrium' real ex rate

This IMF Working Paper looks at a sample of studies that have attempted to estimate the "equilibrium" real value of China's currency. It suggests the wide variation in such estimates can be explained by various factors including the different…

Wellink on China's rise, impact on Western economy

In the speech 'China's rise and its impact on Western economies' given on 3 October Nout Wellink of the Netherlands Bank said the world economy is increasingly integrated. Therefore, China's rise transmits shock waves to Western economies as that country…

Interview with PBOC's Xiang Junbo

In a recent interview People's Bank of China deputy governor, Xiang Junbo, said the central bank has been undergoing institutional changes. The establishment of the PBOC Shanghai Head Office is an important step to improve the central bank system and to…

PBOC clarifies vice governor's remarks

The People's Bank of China (PBOC) said the yuan exchange rate will not keep on appreciating indefinitely, clarifying an earlier media report that quoted central bank vice governor Wu Xiaoling as saying that the yuan will further rise.

PBOC adviser Yu sees inevitable yuan rise

Yu Yongding, an influential economist and adviser to the People's bank of China, said on Monday 24 October that an appreciation in the yuan was inevitable and that he expected further changes in China's currency policy.

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