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中共准备2020年起允许人民币自由兑换，彻底放弃外汇管制。(ZT)
为了使人民币加入IMF 的特别提款权（SDR），中共这次下了大本钱。
Bloomberg 通讯社报道，第13个5年计划末,准备以2020年为限，许诺放弃外汇管制，人民币自由兑换。有钱人早准备吧。
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China Plans 2020 Deadline for Dismantling Its Capital Controls
Thursday, October 22, 2015
By Bloomberg News
(Bloomberg) -- China’s leaders are poised to announce a 2020 deadline to dismantle currency controls that have kept the world’s second-largest economy from fully integrating with global financial markets.
At a gathering next week, top officials in the Communist Party will discuss pledging to “make the yuan convertible under the capital account,” according to a person familiar with talks now underway. The promise would be codified in a document charting the country’s economic course through to 2020, known as the 13th Five Year Plan. The current document only offers an open-ended commitment to “speed up” such reforms.
Such a step would float China’s currency and bring about a fundamental shift in the global economy as capital sloshed uninhibited between China and the rest of the world. Removing the barriers would force China’s leaders to relinquish a key means of economic control, with foreign investors and companies gaining greater access to the country and its 1.3 billion people.
“After the capital account is opened, the status of China’s financial markets will be significantly elevated,” said Zhou Hao, a senior economist at Commerzbank AG in Singapore. “It will serve the authorities’ goal to make China one of Asia’s financial hubs, along with traditional centers such as Hong Kong and Singapore.”
Global Currency
Making the yuan a global currency alongside the dollar and the euro has been a key goal for the government, and removing capital controls is necessary to achieve that.
China has pushed to bolster global yuan usage before an International Monetary Fund review of its reserve-currency basket next month, and authorities have signaled a freely convertible currency is key to building a strong domestic financial industry. As it stands, controls are so strict the yuan is traded at two levels -- the onshore rate, inside China, and the offshore rate, which foreign investors can access directly.
Even so, the government isn’t expected to relinquish complete control over the capital account. Opening China’s borders will proceed “step by step, to make sure the risk can be contained,” Wang Xiaoyi, deputy director of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, said at a briefing Thursday.
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为了使人民币加入IMF 的特别提款权（SDR），中共这次下了大本钱。
Bloomberg 通讯社报道，第13个5年计划末,准备以2020年为限，许诺放弃外汇管制，人民币自由兑换。有钱人早准备吧。
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China Plans 2020 Deadline for Dismantling Its Capital Controls
Thursday, October 22, 2015
By Bloomberg News
(Bloomberg) -- China’s leaders are poised to announce a 2020 deadline to dismantle currency controls that have kept the world’s second-largest economy from fully integrating with global financial markets.
At a gathering next week, top officials in the Communist Party will discuss pledging to “make the yuan convertible under the capital account,” according to a person familiar with talks now underway. The promise would be codified in a document charting the country’s economic course through to 2020, known as the 13th Five Year Plan. The current document only offers an open-ended commitment to “speed up” such reforms.
Such a step would float China’s currency and bring about a fundamental shift in the global economy as capital sloshed uninhibited between China and the rest of the world. Removing the barriers would force China’s leaders to relinquish a key means of economic control, with foreign investors and companies gaining greater access to the country and its 1.3 billion people.
“After the capital account is opened, the status of China’s financial markets will be significantly elevated,” said Zhou Hao, a senior economist at Commerzbank AG in Singapore. “It will serve the authorities’ goal to make China one of Asia’s financial hubs, along with traditional centers such as Hong Kong and Singapore.”
Global Currency
Making the yuan a global currency alongside the dollar and the euro has been a key goal for the government, and removing capital controls is necessary to achieve that.
China has pushed to bolster global yuan usage before an International Monetary Fund review of its reserve-currency basket next month, and authorities have signaled a freely convertible currency is key to building a strong domestic financial industry. As it stands, controls are so strict the yuan is traded at two levels -- the onshore rate, inside China, and the offshore rate, which foreign investors can access directly.
Even so, the government isn’t expected to relinquish complete control over the capital account. Opening China’s borders will proceed “step by step, to make sure the risk can be contained,” Wang Xiaoyi, deputy director of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, said at a briefing Thursday.
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http://www.garp.org/#!/risk_intelli..._2015&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=DailyNews
