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When will China loosen its peg?

This article says that China was likely to have been conspicuous by its absence at the G7 gathering in Washington on the weekend of 16-17 April. Beijing is moving at its own pace on currency reform, it says, and it would seem just a matter of time before…

PBOC's Xiaoling on informal financing

In the speech 'Relax control on informal financing to promote resource allocation' given on 17 February (published 18 April), Wu Xiaoling of the People's Bank of China said China's financial sector is not flexible enough to accommodate the relatively…

Interview with PBOC's Zhou

In an interview published on Wednesday 13 April PBOC governor Zhou Xiaochuan said the task in future is mainly centered on improving the mechanism in the shaping of the people's currency exchange rate rather than simply adjusting the rate of it.

Zhou: anti-money laundering mechanism essential

China's central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan said on Tuesday 12 April that it is of "significant importance" for European and Asian countries to establish an efficient anti-money laundering mechanism, People's Bank of China sources were quoted as saying.

China to reform forex regime, not just level

China's central bank will focus this year on how to establish a workable exchange rate mechanism instead of simply fixing the exchange rate at a certain level, the official China Securities Journal reported, citing a senior PBOC official.

How foreign reserves could make China yet stronger

This article says China's burgeoning foreign exchange reserves could provide an ideal remedy if the country's financial system is too fragile to sustain high growth levels in the long term. Up to $500 billion could be put into a social reconstruction…

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