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With a Federal Reserve rate hike possibly coming in June, the question on top of analysts’ minds is whether there will be a repeat of the panic in the RMB market like what was seen in January. But luckily this time around, China’s commitment to stability is likely to keep volatility at bay. -
Foreign investors looking to put their money into China’s interbank bond market (CIBM) are welcoming the release of a more accommodative set of guidelines. The rules are an expansion of an announcement made three months ago and are widely seen as a prelude for the inclusion of China’s bond market into global indices.
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China’s transition from a highly managed exchange rate regime to a more flexible one has come under much scrutiny, especially in light of the sharp drop in the renminbi. Even though the currency has started to stabilise in recent months, the Federal Reserve is still a wild card. Rev Hui reports.
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China’s efforts to promote the renminbi have been focused on getting the currency out into the world. But since last year there has been a noticeable shift, with Beijing ratcheting up attempts to entice the world into its domestic markets. A new phase of renminbi internationalisation has begun, writes Carrie Hong.
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The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) published guidelines for future stock suspensions by mainland-listed companies, removing another roadblock to the inclusion of A-shares in the MSCI indices.
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In this round-up, the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect see steady volumes on its southbound channel, the Sino-German exchange in Frankfurt marks its first six months and HKEX offers new details on its expanded RMB futures. Plus, a recap of GlobalRMB’s top stories this week.
