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The roughest terrain in China's central banking

This article makes comparisons between China's first interest-rate increase since 1995 recently and the actions of Paul Volcker at the Federal Reserve back in October 1979. PBOC governor Zhou Xiaochuan needs to bring fresh thinking and unconventional…

China's PM warns of continued inflation risk

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao was cited as saying on Monday 25 October that high inflation and over-investment continue to pose significant risks to the economy and the government must ensure its cooling policies continue to take effect.

PBOC's Zhou calls for deposit insurance

China should make the setting up of a bank deposit insurance system a priority to protect savers and help liquidate indebted banks, central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan was quoted on Monday 18 October as saying.

PBOC's Xiaochuan on anti-money laundering in China

In a speech on 'Anti-money laundering in China - the status quo and prospects' given on 27 August, Zhou Xiaochuan of the People's Bank of China said despite some achievements attained in China's anti-money laundering (AML) work, we are still facing very…

IMF urges China to float yuan now

IMF managing director Rodrigo de Rato said on Wednesday 29 September that it would be to China's advantage to uncouple the yuan from the dollar. This article looks at the chances of China making some concession on the currency question at Friday's G7…

China to appoint new securities mkt chief

China is set to replace the head of its stock and derivatives markets regulatory body with the vice-mayor of the southwestern city of Chongqing, a Government source familiar with the situation said on Wednesday, according to Sify Finance.

China eyes capital market reforms

China has succeeded in curbing investment and credit growth, and the priority now is to free up interest rates, People's Bank of China deputy governor Li Ruogu said in remarks that may signal long-awaited capital market reforms are drawing nearer.

China plans gold futures trading

China aims to start gold futures trading in the near term, a move meant to add to the country's limited investment options amid soaring demand for the precious metal, state press reported on Tuesday 7 September.

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