China’s Central Bank Chief Expects New Currency Order to Challenge Dollar
- The governor of China’s central bank, Pan Gongsheng, proposed a global financial system using multiple currencies instead of just the dollar, criticizing reliance on a single country’s currency.
- Pan Gongsheng criticized the risks of relying on a single country's currency and mentioned potential dangers from fiscal problems in the issuing country.
- Despite the rise of the renminbi in recent years, it remains a minor player in international trade, hampered by China’s strict currency controls and trade surplus.
- China has encouraged developing countries to conduct trade in renminbi, but tight restrictions hinder its global value storage capabilities.
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