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Shanghai Clearing House (SHCH) plans to launch a Shanghai Free Trade Zone (FTZ) offshore renminbi bond market in May, according to documents seen by GlobalRMB. -
China's transition from an investment to a consumption economy is moving forward, but GDP growth concerns are likely to delay the country’s reform agenda.
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The European Parliament’s Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON) is set to vote on the “simple, transparent, and standardised” (STS) securitization proposals in November, the European Commission said on Monday.
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China’s currency was approved to become the fifth member of the IMF’s special drawing rights (SDR) basket of currencies last November. While the new basket only becomes effecting in October 2016, China’s central bank has been campaigning worldwide for a greater role for the IMF’s unit of accounting, with the RMB set to benefit from the strategy.
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Andreas Dombret, executive board member of Germany’s Bundesbank, last week rejected claims that post-crisis regulation has significantly increased costs for banks and rendered bank lending less profitable.
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China is moving forward with plans to open an international bond marketplace in the Shanghai free trade zone (FTZ), with sources telling GlobalRMB that Euroclear is set to link the onshore platform with offshore investors. Separately, plans by competitor Clearstream to help global investors gain standardised access to the China interbank bond market (CIBM) are slated for an October launch.
