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PBOC: International Balance of Payments Poised to Remain Basically Balanced; Promote Better Integration of Expanding Imports and Stabilizing Exports
The PBOC stated in its 1Q26 China Monetary Policy Implementation Report that in recent years, the changes in Chinas international balance of payments have reflected the positive r...
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The PBOC stated in its 1Q26 China Monetary Policy Implementation Report that in recent years, the changes in Chinas international balance of payments have reflected the positive results of high-quality domestic economic development and expanded opening-up. Looking ahead, the international balance of payments is poised to remain basically balanced.

First, China will advance efforts to stabilize exports and expand imports in a coordinated manner. With strong competitiveness in foreign trade, an optimized trade structure and the vigorous development of new foreign trade business models, exports are expected to maintain resilience. As the worlds second-largest consumer market, China will continue to leverage the advantages of its vast market size, import more high-quality international goods, and promote better integration of expanding imports and stabilizing exports to facilitate optimized and balanced trade development.

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Second, domestic enterprises will continue to pursue diversified global expansion, promote innovation in cooperation areas, models and business formats, and carry out diversified asset allocation. Outbound investment will develop in a steady and orderly manner.

Third, China will develop new quality productive forces in line with local conditions, continuously expand high-level opening-up, and actively broaden regional economic and trade cooperation, which will continue to attract foreign investment into China and allocation into RMB assets. (jl/u)

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