3 policies for Internationalization of RMB
major player in international trade and finance continuously growing by 9 to 10 percent per annum for the past three decades the second- largest exporter of manufactur ed goods China
relatively shielded from the global financial crisis of 2008 expansion of domestic demand rapid rate of bank credit state-owned banks and non-bank companies of the PRC are comparable with their counterparts in the Western world. Background
Internationalize the RMB to make it as: a medium of exchange unit of accountstore of value Internationalization of RMB For transaction with non-resident
allow RMB as a trade settlement currency between five mainland cities: Shanghai Guangzou Shenzhen Zhuhai Dongguan some other countries in East and Southeast Asia. 1 st policy
build the RMB bond market to develop the RMB business in Hong Kong. issuance of RMB denominated bonds by five state-owned banks in allow commercial banks to issue yuan- dominated bonds in HK 2 nd policy
the amount of bond issuances in Hong Kong has increased over time RMB 10 billion RMB 12 billion RMB 16 billion
Extend the currency swap facility Argentina Belarus Russia Pakistan 3 rd policy
The China-ASEAN Free Trade 1)increase the two-way trade 2)further use of the RMB for trade settlements.
RMB is not a convertible currency China controls capital flows The core of the Chinese financial market is the underdeveloped state-owned banks Market infrastructure & institutions are not comparable to those in HK and other world- class open financial markets Shortcomings
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