今年以來，國際資本在中國“大進大出”，成中國金融體系的一次大考。此間專家接受中新社記者采訪時表示，中國“防火墻”比較牢固，資本流動并未威脅宏觀經濟穩定的局面，帶來的“變化”對中國總體有利，并非壞事。
Beijing (CNS) -- China's foreign currency saw an accumulated increase of US$64 billion in the first three quarters of this year, a year-on-year decrease of 83 percent, according to the latest statistics, raising concerns about a potential capital flight.
However, the outflow of capital has slowed since the third quarter and the yuan reached a record high against the U.S. dollar on Monday, a sign of the RMB's appreciation.
Generally, capital flowing in and out benefits China's foreign currency market, said Zhang Bin, a researcher from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. In past years our foreign exchange market was oversupplied so the central bank had to conduct macro control, but now the market is flexible and approaching balance, he said.
The situation reflects China's current economic development, and relates to the world economy, said Tan Yaling, chairman of the China Forex Investment Research Institute.
As long as China continues to maintain a sound macro-economy and friendly policies, we will attract more foreign capital, added Tan.
今年以來，國際資本在中國“大進大出”，成中國金融體系的一次大考。此間專家接受中新社記者采訪時表示，中國“防火墻”比較牢固，資本流動并未威脅宏觀經濟穩定的局面，帶來的“變化”對中國總體有利，并非壞事。
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