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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.

PBOC says Zhou's comments mis-reported

The People's Bank of China has denied reports that governor Zhou Xiaochuan told a closed door conference in Beijing this week that one-year deposit rates might be lifted in the second quarter of the year.

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…

IMF: Global economy too dependent on US, China

The International Monetary Fund will say in its latest World Economic Outlook report that the global economy is too dependent on growth in the United States and China, the German business daily Handelsblatt reported on Monday 7 March .

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.

China sets route to currency reform

China will gradually open its capital account in 2005, another step in its plan to make the yuan currency fully convertible, state television quoted the country's foreign exchange chief as saying on Saturday.

PBOC's Xiaoling on the corporate bond market

In the speech 'Develop corporate bond market to improve financial asset structure' given on 17 January (published 7 Feb), Wu Xiaoling of the People's Bank of China said advancing the development of the corporate bond market is of realistic significance…

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