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The State Council Information Office (SCIO) held a press conference at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, July 17, 2026 in Beijing. Li Bin, spokesperson and Deputy Administrator of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE), Zhao Yuchao, spokesperson of the SAFE and Deputy Director General of the Balance of Payments Department of the SAFE, and Xiao Sheng, Director General of the Capital Account Management Department of the SAFE, briefed journalists on China's foreign exchange receipts and payments data for the first half of 2026 and took questions. The full transcript is as follows. (Press conference site / Photo by Liu Jian) Shou Xiaoli, director general of the Press Bureau of the State Council Information Office (SCIO) and spokesperson of the SCIO: Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to this regular economic data press conference hosted by the State Council Information Office (SCIO). Today, we have with us Mr. Li Bin, spokesperson and deputy administrator of the SAFE, to brief you on China's foreign exchange receipts and payments performance for the first half of 2026 and respond to media questions. Also present are Mr. Zhao Yuchao, spokesperson of the SAFE and deputy director general of the Balance of Payments Department of the SAFE, and Mr. Xiao Sheng, Director General of the Capital Account Management Department of the SAFE. Now let's give the floor to Mr. Li Bin. 10:00:34, July 17, 2026 (Li Bin / Photo by Xu Xiang) Li Bin, spokesperson and Deputy Administrator of the SAFE: Good morning, friends from the press. Thank you for your attention, support, and coverage of foreign exchange administration work. Today I will first walk you through the overall picture of China's cross-border foreign exchange receipts and payments in the first half of this year, then take questions together with my colleagues. Since early 2026, the external environment has been complex and volatile amid escalating geopolitical conflicts and heightened swings in global financial markets. China has steadfastly pushed forward high-quality development and accelerated the fostering of a new development paradigm to upgrade its economic structure. The SAFE has deepened reform and opening-up in the foreign exchange sector, rolled out more policies to facilitate cross-border trade and investment, strengthened foreign exchange market supervision, effectively responded to external shocks, and bolstered the sound growth of foreign-related economy. Overall, China's foreign exchange market operated steadily in the first half of 2026 with brisk trading and stronger resilience, marked by five major features: First, the amount of cross-border receipts and payments hit an all-time high. In the first half of 2026, total cross-border receipts and payments by non-banking sectors reached USD 9.2 trillion, up 21% year-on-year, a record for the same period. The RMB accounted for 52.9% of all cross-border settlements, rising 1.3 percentage points from the full-year reading of 2025. Foreign exchange settlement and sales by banks stood at USD 2.9 trillion, rising 24% year-on-year and also setting a new historical high for the first half-year. These figures reflect robust momentum in China's foreign-related economy and more active cross-border trade and investment activities. Second, the trading volume in the Chinese foreign exchange market posted steady growth. In the first half of the year, total transactions in the Chinese foreign exchange market reached USD 22.1 trillion, representing a year-on-year rise of 5%. The growth rate was 1.5 percentage points higher than that for the whole year of 2025. Of the total, spot transactions stood at USD 8.3 trillion and derivatives transactions at USD 13.8 trillion, accounting for 38% and 62% of total market turnover, respectively. Third, cross-border capital registered a net inflow. In the first half of the year, non-banking sectors, including enterprises and individuals, recorded a net cross-border capital inflow of USD 247.2 billion. In terms of month-on-month changes, net cross-border capital inflows remained at a relatively high level in January and February, as enterprises front-loaded their payment collections ahead of the Spring Festival. In March, escalating geopolitical tensions and heightened volatility in global financial markets led to a mild net outflow of cross-border capital, before net inflows resumed afterwards. The scale of net inflows moderated starting from June. By category, net inflows under goods trade continued to increase year on year, foreign investment in China saw an overall rebound, income from trade in services grew faster, narrowing the services trade deficit, and outbound investment by domestic entities maintained steady growth on the whole. Fourth, expectations in the foreign exchange market remained stable. Banks posted a surplus of USD 271.2 billion in foreign exchange settlement and sales in the first half of the year. In recent months, the US Dollar Index climbed in June while the RMB edged down moderately against the US dollar. Many enterprises settled foreign exchange proceeds when the exchange rate strengthened, pushing the month-on-month expansion of the foreign exchange purchases and sales surplus. The volume of purchases and sales of foreign exchange have remained broadly balanced since July. For the first half of the year, the foreign exchange banking purchase ratio, which gauges enterprises' willingness to convert forex earnings into RMB, stood at 65%, and the foreign exchange banking sale ratio, which reflects demand for forex purchases, came in at 61%, largely unchanged from 2025. These figures indicate that market participants, including enterprises and individuals, conducted foreign exchange purchase and sales in a generally rational and orderly manner. Fifth, China's official foreign exchange reserves registered a moderate increase. As of end-June 2026, reserve assets stood at USD 3.4163 trillion, representing an increase of USD 58.4 billion from end-2025. Against a turbulent external backdrop, China's foreign exchange market has weathered external shocks and maintained stable operations with robust vitality and resilience since the start of the year. Going forward, SAFE will fully implement the decisions and arrangements of the CPC Central Committee and the State Council, deepen reform and opening-up in foreign exchange administration with more solid, forceful measures, prudently forestall and defuse risks stemming from external shocks, and build a foreign exchange administration framework that is "more convenient, more open, more secure, and more intelligent". This will provide strong support for high-quality economic development and lay a solid foundation for a sound start to the 15th Five-Year Plan period. That's a brief introduction on my part. My colleagues and I are ready to take your questions. Thank you. 10:09:57, July 17, 2026 (Shou Xiaoli invites journalists to raise questions / Photo by Luan Haijun) Shou Xiaoli: We will now open the floor for questions. 10:10:21, July 17, 2026 (Journalist from Seashell Finance of the Beijing News asks questions / Photo by Liu Jian) Journalist from Seashell Finance of the Beijing News: You just outlined the sound performance of the foreign exchange market in the first half of 2026. Given the prolonged complexity and volatility of the external landscape ahead, what is your outlook for China's foreign exchange market in the second half of 2026? Thank you. 10:13:33, July 17, 2026 Li Bin: Thank you for your question and your attention to the foreign exchange situation. As I just noted, the stable operation of China's foreign exchange market amid external shocks this year has proven that internal factors play a decisive role in market performance. Sustained high-quality development, expanded high-level opening-up, robust foreign trade vitality, and enhanced market resilience will continue to underpin the steady operation of China's foreign exchange market. First, accelerated development of new quality productive forces, paired with strong economic resilience and ample room for growth, will further shore up market confidence. China's emerging industries are booming, integrated technological and industrial innovation is picking up speed, and overall innovation capacity is rising rapidly to bolster high-quality growth. In the first half of 2026, the value-added of high-tech manufacturing enterprises above designated size rose 13.3% year-on-year, nearly 4 percentage points faster than full-year 2025 growth. More Chinese firms are emerging as key players in such areas as large AI models, quantum technology, and new energy. As a major economy, China boasts outstanding resilience and development potential. Backed by diversified energy supplies and rapid expansion of the new energy sector, the Chinese economy has demonstrated strong capacity to absorb shocks such as geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East. Second, China has made substantial progress in stabilizing foreign trade volume and optimizing trade structure, which will sustain active foreign exchange market transactions. Win-win cooperation built on comparative advantages is an inherent driver of market economy and trade growth. In the first half of 2026, China's total goods import and export volume exceeded RMB 25 trillion, up 16.9% year-on-year, serving as a key driver of cross-border payment expansion. Meanwhile, the foreign trade structure kept improving: exports of integrated circuits and the New Trio products contributed nearly half of total export growth, supplying high-quality goods to global markets. China's import volume hit a record high for the first half-year, outpacing export growth and creating new opportunities for global trade expansion. Looking ahead, technological innovation will inject fresh momentum into global trade. The global manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) has stayed above the expansion-contraction threshold for 11 consecutive months, while China's manufacturing PMI edged up month-on-month in June, facilitating balanced growth in imports and exports. Third, China's orderly progress in opening up its economy has helped promote balanced cross-border capital flows. The first half of the year saw net inflows of foreign investment alongside steady growth in China's outbound investment. As of end-March 2026, China's external assets and external liabilities stood at roughly USD 12 trillion and USD 8 trillion, respectively, ranking among the world's largest stocks. Moving forward, China will unswervingly expand opening-up, further improve facilitation for inbound foreign investment, steadily broaden channels for domestic entities to conduct outbound investment, and foster more active, balanced two-way cross-border investment. Fourth, the improving resilience of China's foreign exchange market provides a robust buffer against external shocks. In recent years, progress has been made in reforming the market-based RMB exchange rate formation mechanism. Market participants have grown more diversified, and independent market adjustment capacity has strengthened. An increasing number of enterprises adopt RMB pricing and settlement and deploy foreign exchange derivatives to hedge exchange rate risks. The share of RMB invoicing and settlement in goods trade has maintained an upward trend, and enterprises' forex hedging ratio via derivatives reached 35.3% in the first half of 2026, an increase of 5.3 percentage points over full-year 2025. Additionally, the macro-prudential policy toolkit for counter-cyclical regulation of forex market supply and demand has been continuously enriched and refined. All these factors reinforce market resilience and support stable operations. We should note that the external environment remains complicated, and we will closely monitor shifts in global geopolitics, economic growth, inflation dynamics, and monetary policies of major economies. The SAFE will strengthen monitoring of cross-border capital flows, further boost the resilience and vitality of the foreign exchange market, improve macro-prudential management and expectation guidance, and safeguard stable market performance. Thank you. 10:14:12, July 17, 2026 (Journalist from Elephant News asks questions / Photo by Liu Jian) Journalist from Elephant News: We learned that SAFE unveiled a package of incremental policies covering cross-border direct investment at the Lujiazui Forum. Could you brief us on these policies and their expected rollout timeline? Thank you. 10:20:11, July 17, 2026 Li Bin: I will hand this question over to Xiao Sheng, Director General of the Capital Account Management Department of the SAFE. 10:20:36, July 17, 2026 (Xiao Sheng / Photo by Xu Xiang) Xiao Sheng, Director General of the Capital Account Management Department of the SAFE: Thank you for your question. Since 2023, the SAFE has launched a package of cross-border investment and financing facilitation policies for three consecutive years, rolling out nearly 20 measures in total. Key measures include simplifying capital payment and usage procedures for foreign-invested enterprises (FIEs), supporting cross-border financing for sci-tech firms, shortening the negative list for income under capital accounts, and expanding regional coverage of bank-based foreign exchange registration services. These policies have greatly improved operational efficiency: some procedures have been cut from three working days to same-day completion, and documentary materials required for enterprise reviews have been halved. The measures have also delivered tangible support to the real economy, helping high-tech, specialized, sophisticated, and innovative SMEs expand financing channels and lower financing costs. Since 2026, in response to new developments and changing circumstances, the SAFE has conscientiously implemented the decisions and arrangements of the CPC Central Committee and the State Council. Building on extensive research into the needs of banks, enterprises, and other market participants, and in line with the process of high-level opening-up of the capital account, SAFE plans to roll out another "package" of policies to further enhance the facilitation of cross-border investment and financing. This batch of policies falls mainly into three categories: First, we will further streamline procedures for direct investment. To meet FIEs' demand for higher investment efficiency, we will further simplify the procedures for foreign exchange purchases under the capital account, supporting efforts to stabilize, consolidate, and improve the quality of foreign investment utilization. For Chinese enterprises going global, we will streamline review procedures for outbound capital remittance to guarantee efficient, convenient capital deployment for regular business operations. Second, we will expand high-level opening-up of cross-border financing. To broaden coverage of sci-tech and green financial services, we will expand the scope of eligible entities under cross-border financing facilitation policies and roll out the green external debt pilot nationwide. Meanwhile, to satisfy FIEs' risk hedging needs and enable more flexible cross-border capital allocation, we will optimize macro-prudential management rules for corporate cross-border financing. Third, we will improve the registration and administration of capital account transactions. Taking into account enterprises' practical need for greater convenience in handling cross-border investment and financing transactions, we plan to further delegate certain registration procedures to banks for direct processing, and expand the range of capital account transactions available through online registration. This will raise the level of digitalization in foreign exchange administration and further reduce enterprises' "legwork costs." The above reform measures will be formally issued and implemented after completing relevant regulatory procedures. Thank you. 10:20:53, July 17, 2026 (Journalist from Hong Kong Bauhinia Magazine asks questions / Photo by Liu Jian) Journalist from Hong Kong Bauhinia Magazine: Global innovative capital has stepped up investment in China this year. Based on the latest data, how would you assess the overall performance of inbound foreign investment, and what is your outlook for foreign investment prospects? Thank you. 10:21:06, July 17, 2026 Li Bin: I'll hand it over to Zhao Yuchao, Deputy Director General of the Balance of Payments Department of the SAFE to answer this question. 10:22:26, July 17, 2026 (Zhao Yuchao / Photo by Xu Xiang) Zhao Yuchao, spokesperson of the SAFE and Deputy Director General of the Balance of Payments Department of the SAFE: Thank you for your question. In recent years, China has remained committed to expanding high-level opening-up, using the certainty of its own development to navigate the uncertainties of the external environment, offering a broad and promising market for global capital investment. Inbound foreign investment has maintained positive momentum so far this year. Balance of payments data show net inflows of all types of foreign investment reached approximately USD 160 billion in the first five months, markedly higher than the same period last year, covering direct investment, portfolio investment, as well as overseas deposits and loans absorbed by China. On direct investment, net inflows of foreign equity investment topped USD 50 billion in the first five months. New registered capital inflows remained stable, while reinvested earnings of FIEs rose 35% year-on-year. As of the end of the first quarter of this year, the stock of foreign direct investment (FDI) in China exceeded USD 4 trillion. Excluding countries and regions functioning as offshore financial centers, China still ranked second among economies worldwide in terms of FDI stock. In terms of investment flows, China's foreign investment structure has continued to shift toward higher quality and emerging sectors. Data on cross-border payments and receipts from SAFE showed that in the first half of the year, foreign capital inflows into China's high-tech services and high-tech manufacturing sectors increased by 61% year on year, accounting for 36% of total capital inflows, up 11 percentage points from the same period last year. This indicates that in recent years, foreign investors in China have gradually shifted their focus from leveraging the cost and scale advantages of "Made in China" to jointly participating in the development of "Created in China." Inbound foreign investment is expected to sustain an upward trend, supported by three factors. First, industrial upgrading and technological innovation in China will continuously generate new investment opportunities and foster a more stable, attractive business environment for foreign capital. Second, steady progress in institutional opening-up, improved service guarantee systems for foreign investors, and optimized financial connectivity frameworks will create a more favorable policy landscape. Third, amid complex global dynamics, China's strong economic resilience and stable RMB exchange rate will provide diversified asset allocation options for global capital. Going forward, the SAFE will coordinate with relevant authorities to systematically advance reforms in foreign investment sectors, steadily improve cross-border investment and financing facilitation, and establish a standardized, streamlined, user-friendly, goal-aligned institutional framework matching high-level opening-up and high-quality development. This will further facilitate global capital investment in China and encourage more long-term value investment by foreign entities. Thank you. 10:23:52, July 17, 2026 (Journalist from China Central Television asks questions / Photo by Liu Jian) Journalist from China Central Television (CCTV): China's external asset stock has repeatedly hit new highs in recent years, and the balance of payments has demonstrated strong inherent stability. What are the characteristics of China's balance of payments structure in recent years? What new changes have there been since the beginning of this year? Thank you. 10:26:52, July 17, 2026 2026-07-17/en/2026/0717/2441.html
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近年来，国家外汇管理局逐步建立和形成了金融机构对外资产负债统计框架。为优化制度体系，现决定废止以下2件国际收支统计规范性文件。 一、《国家外汇管理局关于中资金融机构报送外汇资产负债统计报表的通知》（汇发〔2009〕6号）。 二、《国家外汇管理局综合司关于调整中资金融机构外汇资产负债等报表报送方式的通知》（汇综发〔2012〕136号）。 本公告自发布之日起生效。 国家外汇管理局 2025年10月27日 2025-10-31/shandong/2025/1031/2719.html
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2月10日，中国人民银行青岛市分行、国家外汇管理局青岛市分局召开2026年青岛市银行外汇管理与跨境人民币工作会议，总结2025年青岛市银行外汇管理与跨境人民币工作，分析当前形势，部署2026年重点工作。市分行党委委员、副行长,外汇局青岛市分局副局长张朝晖出席并讲话，分行国际收支处、外汇管理处、外汇检查处、宏观审慎与金融市场管理处负责人、莱西营业管理部相关人员、全市45家银行分管行长及相关部门负责人参加会议。 会议认为，2025年，面对复杂严峻的涉外经济形势，各银行强化政治担当、服务开放大局，为全市涉外经济稳定增长和高质量发展作出有力贡献，贸易外汇收支结算更加便利，改革创新试点更加深化，外汇服务水平更加提升，外汇政策传导更加通畅，外汇合规基础更加牢固，人民币国际化步伐更加稳健。 会议强调，要准确理解“四个更加”外汇管理体制机制，正确履行银行主体责任，主动融入金融“五篇大文章”，加快推进数字化进程，更好统筹本外币一体化管理，充分发挥存量政策和增量政策集成效应。 会议要求，2026年各银行要以市场需求为导向，推动外汇业务更加便利；以深化改革为主线，推动外汇领域更加开放；以提升风控能力为核心，推动外汇市场更加安全；以数智创新为引领，推动外汇体系更加智慧；以本币优先为原则，推动人民币国际化更加深入。 2026-02-12/qingdao/2026/0212/2884.html