Odaily Planet Daily report: On March 22, at the 2026 China Development Forum, People’s Bank of China Governor Pan Gongsheng stated that China will steadily advance high-level openness in the financial sector, deepen connectivity between financial markets and cross-border integration of payment systems, and facilitate greater participation by global investors in China’s financial markets. China’s stock and bond markets are both the second largest in the world, with continuous improvements in market depth, resilience, and liquidity. By the end of 2025, overseas institutions and individuals held over RMB 1 trillion in RMB-denominated financial assets in China, including stocks, bonds, deposits, and loans. China welcomes overseas investors to participate in and invest in its financial markets. In recent years, the internationalization of the RMB has made positive progress, offering domestic and international participants more diversified currency options. Currently, RMB financing costs remain relatively low. In 2025, governments, international development institutions, financial institutions, and large corporations from multiple countries issued over RMB 170 billion in Panda Bonds, while offshore RMB bond issuance in Hong Kong was even larger. China will continue to improve institutional arrangements and financial infrastructure for cross-border RMB usage. It will also promote diversified monetary and financial cooperation to support the development of offshore RMB markets and facilitate cross-border trade and investment activities. (People’s Bank of China)
PAN Gongsheng: China to Steadily Promote High-Level Financial Opening
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On March 22, 2026, at the China Development Forum 2026 annual meeting, Pan Gongsheng, Governor of the People’s Bank of China, stated that China will steadily advance high-level financial opening. This includes deepening financial market connectivity and integrating cross-border payment systems to attract greater investment. China’s stock and bond markets are the second-largest in the world, with liquidity and cryptocurrency markets demonstrating ongoing improvement. By the end of 2025, foreign institutions and individuals held over 10 trillion yuan in RMB-denominated financial assets. Efforts to strengthen financial infrastructure have also progressed, supporting secure financial flows. In 2025, more than 170 billion yuan in panda bonds were issued, alongside a larger volume of offshore RMB bonds in Hong Kong. China will continue enhancing systems for cross-border RMB usage and financial infrastructure, promoting diversified monetary cooperation and supporting the offshore RMB market to facilitate cross-border trade and investment.
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