LeapRate Exclusive… The People’s Bank of China, effectively China’s central banking authority, has posted a notice on its website providing…
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China’s FX regulator just announced that it will strengthen supervision of the foreign exchange market in 2017, while improving policy transparency…
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Reuters is reporting that China’s foreign exchange regulator SAFE has issued new rules simplifying procedures for individuals exchanging foreign currencies,…
Read MoreChina's SAFE again eases rules for retail foreign exchange transactions
Reuters is reporting that China’s foreign exchange regulator SAFE has issued new rules simplifying procedures for individuals exchanging foreign currencies,…
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China’s Forex regulator said over the weekend that it will ramp up risk control efforts, push ahead with regulatory reforms…
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The People’s Bank of China will require reserves to be set aside for buying all currency derivatives from October, this making it more expensive to bet on depreciation of the Chinese currency.
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