China’s international balance sheet to triple in ten years

Given China's increased engagement in cross-border asset trade, its gross foreign assets and liabilities could triple in ten years, new research from the Bank for International Settlements reveals.

The research finds that adjustments in China's net foreign asset position are expected to be gradual. This will facilitate its capital account opening, but increase exposure to external shocks and growing interactions with the rest of the world may present challenges both to China and to the global

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