China to expand institutional opening-up of forex market in 2026


— Reuters

BEIJING: The State Administration of Foreign Exchange has announced that it will expand high-level institutional opening-up and deepen facilitation reforms in the foreign exchange sector this year, according to the administration's annual work conference on Monday and Tuesday.

In 2026, further measures will be taken to streamline trade-related foreign exchange procedures, expand pilot programs for high-level openness in cross-border trade in an orderly manner, broaden the application scenarios of cross-border financial services platforms, and enhance support for new forms of trade, including cross-border e-commerce.

The administration will also support financial institutions to develop user-friendly hedging products and enhance the service levels of forex market infrastructure.

It will roll out policies governing outbound lending and domestic foreign currency loan management, and implement its integrated cross-border fund management policy for multinational companies nationwide in both local and foreign currencies.

Efforts will also be made to reinforce foreign exchange regulation and ensure it is adaptable to a higher level of openness, the conference said. - China Daily/ANN

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Business News

Demand for Sirim services jumps 48%
Frontken unit acquires industrial land, factory buildings in Taiwan for RM118.16mil
Winstar Capital proposes RM300mil sukuk to fund investments, land buys
Straits Energy proposes RM90mil capital reduction
AirAsia Malaysia renews air operator certificate, valid until Sept 2029
Powerwell secures RM190.4mil data centre equipment orders in Johor
Ringgit ends higher against US dollar on improved market sentiment
Inspace Creation secures RM34.75mil commercial renovation job
Dialog secures PETRONAS approval for US$81mil RAJA field development
Focus Lumber defers harvesting activities to 1Q27 amid higher operating costs

Others Also Read