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MNI POLICY: China Is Able To Keep Yuan Stable, says PBOC's Pan

     BEIJING (MNI) - China's central bank is confident and capable of
maintaining the stability of the yuan exchange rate at a balanced level,
according to Pan Gongsheng, vice governor of the People's Bank of China.
     In a statement on the PBOC website posted late on Sunday, Pan said that
foreign capital inflows have increased and forex reserves have risen steadily
since the beginning of this year.
     Pan, who is also the director of the State Administration of Foreign
Exchange told the PBOC-run newspaper Financial News that healthy macroeconomic
fundamentals, rapid credit growth and moderate monetary and financial conditions
would provide strong support for the forex market and the yuan.
     He said the PBOC would carry out the necessary counter-cyclical adjustments
and strengthen macro prudential management in response to market conditions, in
addition to combating illegal and irregular behaviour to safeguard stability on
the forex market.
     The PBOC would also continue to promote the dual opening of the financial
sector, deepen the reform of forex management, facilitate cross-border
investment and create a more friendly environment for global investors, Pan
said.  
--MNI Beijing Bureau; +86 (10) 8532-5998; email: wanxia.lin@marketnews.com
--MNI Sydney Bureau; +61 405322399; email: lachlan.colquhoun.ext@marketnews.com
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