China
Geithner optimistic on China boosting demand
US Treasury secretary Tim Geithner says China’s commitments “credible” on boosting domestic demand
Reasons for renminbi undervaluation disputed
Undervaluation of the renminbi is impenetrable as a result of the lack of clarity in academic literature, argues Bank of Finland paper
Macao links China and Portuguese-speaking countries – Teng
Monetary Authority of Macao’s Anselmo Teng says the country is an important economic link between China and Portuguese-speaking countries
PBOC’s Su in Taiwan for bill-financing talks
Su Ning, a deputy governor of the People’s Bank of China (PBOC), visits Taiwan to discuss the development of bill financing markets
Productivity in Chinese provinces
Bank of Finland research goes in search of innovation-driven gains in Chinese provinces
Rethinking decoupling
The decoupling hypothesis has been one of the casualties of the crisis, Martina Horáková argues
Asian finance to grow despite turmoil
Hong Kong Monetary Authority says Asia’s financial systems will expand despite the impact of the global crisis
RBA's Stevens sees closer Sino-Australian links
Reserve Bank of Australia’s Glenn Stevens says Australia should pay close attention to China’s economy as these the countries likely to integrate stronger in the future
China not sheltered from subprime
International Monetary Fund says China’s stock market is affected by the US subprime crisis
Sustainability of China’s export-oriented growth shaky
International Monetary Fund says China will have a tough job maintaining its growth momentum
People’s Bank to “guide” lending
Chinese central bank's nuanced policy reflects desire for growth coupled with stability
Why hot money hounded China
Bank of Japan obtains a picture of the flow of short-term funds into and out of China
China’s international balance sheet to triple in ten years
Bank for International Settlements shows that China’s role as a creditor nation will increase in the future
IMF’s Kato praises China’s commitment to the Fund
China’s intention to invest in International Monetary Fund’s notes is highly important, says Takatoshi Kato, a deputy managing director of the Fund
Hong Kong’s markets mirror US in turbulent times
Hong Kong Monetary Authority looks at financial market interactions with the US and mainland China
Institutions key for China’s growth
Bank of Finland analyses whether institutions matter for China’s economic performance
Beijing steps up bid for renminbi to become reserve currency
China’s central bank issues rules aimed at enhancing currency’s international status but ex-governor says renminbi will only join euro and dollar after ten years or more
How Hong Kong handled the crisis
Joseph Yam, the chief executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority discusses the global policy response to crisis, Hong Kong’s relationship with China and reserve management in Asia.
Wheatley on where regulation is heading in Hong Kong
Justin Keay speaks with the CEO of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission about regulatory priorities in the wake of the credit crunch and the future of regulation in Hong Kong and mainland China
PBOC to face policy challenges in the future
Changes to China's financial position have not affected the money demand function yet but will in the future, new research from the International Monetary Fund posits.
World Bank sees Chinese stability
The World Bank has argued that "it is not necessary and probably not appropriate to add more traditional stimulus in 2009" to the Chinese economy, which will continue to grow "respectably."
What will Bric leaders discuss?
When leaders from the four biggest emerging-market economies meet in Russia on Tuesday and Wednesday, they will have plenty to talk about.