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CHINA: China needs to deepen reform of and further open its financial sector to
promote internationalization the yuan, China Banking Regulatory Commission chief
economist Ba Shusong wrote in a long article published Tuesday by the Financial
News, a newspaper supervised by the People's Bank of China. Restrictions on
securities investment and capital outflows should be reduced, he said, while a
new index measuring macro-economic fundamentals should be considered and
introduced into the pricing of the yuan central parity. He also proposed further
expanding the Chinese financial market's connections with overseas markets to
provide higher-quality risk pricing platforms and enhance the yuan's function as
an investment currency. New types of investment instruments should be introduced
for stock and bond transactions, and new commodity, stock and currency
derivatives and other risk management tools should be authorized. Ba stressed
the restrictions on foreign investment entering China's financial market need to
be reduced so that more foreign competition boosts the efficiency of Chinese
financial institutions.

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