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The RMB globalisation index (RGI) published monthly by Standard Chartered (StanChart) fell by 2.8% in June from a month earlier. The key reason for the drop was lower FX turnover, but ongoing liberalisations should support the market in the coming months. -
China's authorities are moving quickly on two sets of new guidelines, on Panda bonds and green bonds, and could be in a position to release them as early as September. A green Panda bond could follow, GlobalRMB has learned from several sources close to Chinese decision-makers.
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In this round-up, RMB indicators rose in Hong Kong across deposits, trade settlement and clearing, HKEx saw a 66% month on month increase in USD/CNH futures, Macau's RMB deposits and trade settlement were also up, and China and Angola will use their national currencies for trade settlement.
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The London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) has made RMB products available across its platforms and is pushing for the currency to become just one more option available to its clients. But product innovation will only proceed as quickly as Chinese regulators' desire to open up, according to LSEG's director of international development.
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Recommendations on foreign exchange and interest rate reform in China were at the heart of this week's International Monetary Fund's interim report on its Special Drawing Rights (SDR) review, despite the market's more immediate focus on the report's suggestion that addition of the renminbi to the SDR could involve a nine-month preparation period after any decision later this year.
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The inclusion of A-shares in institutional investors' portfolios is inevitable, although the process will be a gradual one for index providers, exchanges and money managers, FTSE Russell chief executive Mark Makepeace has told GlobalRMB.
