2014年7月4号
China Trust ‘Timebomb’ Ticks as Credit Suisse Sees Rejig – Bloomberg Credit Suisse Group AG, analyzing figures from Chinese data provider Wind Information Co., estimates policies are due to repay 1.5 trillion yuan ($241 billion) in the first quarter of next year, compared with the about 1.3 trillion yuan this quarter. Nomura Holdings Inc. also predicts the maturity peak, at about 1 trillion yuan, is now more likely to come in 2015 than this quarter China frees retail yuan exchange rate in move toward convertibility | Reuters Under the new policy, effective immediately, banks can price OTC yuan/dollar exchange rates “in line with market supply and demand and without any restrictions”, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) said in a statement published late on Wednesday. The move “is aimed at further perfecting the mechanisms to establish market-oriented exchange rate for the yuan,” the central bank said in the statement. However, the wholesale market that the banks trade in must still abide by the midpoint guidance rate. Because that primary market is an enormous source of forex supply and demand, posting around $15 billion in transactions every day, it will continue to exercise a strong influence on the retail market.
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