China’s
non-resident deposits reach US$ 173 billion in Q2
The
State Administration of Foreign Exchange of China (SAFE) announced that the
country’s non-resident Yuan deposits hit RMB 1.07 trillion (US$ 173 billion) in
Q2. An estimated RMB 497.1 billion (US$ 81.20 billion) of the deposits were
made by individuals. SAFE’s second publication of non-resident deposit data is
part of efforts to make statistics for foreign exchange more transparent to the
public. The first announcement for 2013’s Q1 statistics was made on 26 June, according
to Chinese State run media.
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