![]() ![]() The continued efforts have paid off for China as two major global index providers have decided to add Chinese bonds to their global benchmarks. ![]() Last month, the country’s foreign exchange regulator announced a new policy to enable foreign bond investors to trade derivatives products in the country, offering them much-needed tools to hedge currency risk. Li’s remark is seen as the latest effort by Chinese authorities to open up the country’s bond market, which is the third-largest in the world after the U.S. On the sidelines of the recently concluded National People’s Congress, Premier Li Keqiang said authorities are considering a trial program that will connect the mainland bond market with Hong Kong, allowing foreign investors to purchase mainland bonds from the coastal city. ![]() (Beijing) - China is revving up efforts to expand the accessibility of its $9 trillion bond market to global investors as it seeks to woo more foreign capital to counter capital outflows. ![]()
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