Zhou Xiaochuan

PBOC's Zhou doesn't see deflation threat

China's economy is not in a deflationary stage because the consumer price index continues to rise on a monthly basis, the Securities Times reported, citing Zhou Xiaochuan, governor of the People's Bank of China.

Zhou on corporate governance & capital markets

In a speech 'Improve corporate governance and develop capital market' given on In the speech 'Improve corporate governance and develop capital market' given 1 December (published 28 Jan), Zhou Xiaochuan of the People's Bank of China said the development…

PBOC's Xiaochuan on legal & financial system

In the speech 'Improve legal system and financial ecology' given on 2 December (published 28 Jan) Zhou Xiaochuan of the People's Bank of China told the "Forum of 50 Chinese Economists" that from the perspective of the central bank, he wishes them to work…

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 says looser macro controls risk overheating

China's central bank governor, Zhou Xiaochuan, warned on Thursday 2 September in a statement on the People's Bank of China website that Beijing risks another round of economic overheating if it relaxes its macro administrative controls too early.

China agrees to allow free yuan float 'eventually'

China's central bank governor, Zhou Xiaochuan, struck a conciliatory tone with US treasury secretary John Snow on Wednesday 3 September, reported the New York Times. He promised that the value of the yuan would eventually be determined by market forces…

Straight talking from Zhou

Straight monetarist talk these days is considered controversial in certain circles; and you would not expect to hear it coming from the mouth of the governor of the central bank of China, with all the country's communist traditions. But the "moderniser"…

China markets watchdog chief warns manipulators

China's chief stock market regulator Zhou Xiaochuan issued a stern warning against price manipulation on Feb 15, 2001, saying stock prices should be based on the quality of listed firms and not "backroom deals". Zhou also pledged to crack down on firms…

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