What is China saying and what is China doing? Are there any differences?

China is sitting on a huge pile of US Treasury bonds – the central issue of the notorious “global imbalances”. So for months, currency and bond markets have hung on every word from Chinese authorities on whether the dollar should in some way be replaced as a global reserve currency.

The latest word from the central bank is that the nation's reserve policy is “always quite stable”. This spurred interest in Treasury bonds yesterday, with 10-year yields almost down to 3.5 per cent only weeks after nearly reaching 4 per cent.

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约翰•奥瑟兹(John Authers)是英国《金融时报》的Lex主编,是manbetx app苹果 最具影响力的金融市场专家之一。他于1990年加入FT,曾经担任美国市场编辑、美国银行记者和墨西哥分社社长。奥瑟兹毕业于牛津大学,并且拥有哥伦比亚大学的MBA学位。

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