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Currency internationalization and macro financial risk control
Intro; Preface; Contents; List of Figures; List of Tables; Chapter 1: Internationalization Index of Renminbi; 1.1 Analysis on RII and Its Variation; 1.1.1 Status Quo of RMB's Internationalization Index; 1.1.2 Major Impetuses for RMB's Internationalization; 1.1.3 Major Challenges for RMB's Internationalization; 1.2 Structural Analysis of RMB Internationalization Index Changes; 1.2.1 The Function of RMB International Trade Settlement Was Further Consolidated; 1.2.2 RMB's International Financial Transaction Function Has Been Greatly Enhanced
1.2.3 Reinforcement of RMB's Foreign Exchange Reserve Function1.3 Comparison of the Internationalization Indexes of Major Currencies; 1.3.1 Analysis of the Variation of Dollar's International Index; 1.3.2 Analysis on the Variation of Euro's International Index; 1.3.3 Analysis of the Variation of Yen's International Index; 1.3.4 Analysis of the Variation of Pound's International Index; Chapter 2: Status Quo of Renminbi Internationalization; 2.1 RMB Cross-Border Trade Settlement; 2.2 RMB Financial Transactions; 2.2.1 RMB Direct Investment; 2.2.2 RMB Securities Investment
2.2.3 RMB Overseas Credit Market2.2.4 RMB in Foreign Exchange Market; 2.3 RMB in Global Foreign Reserves; 2.3.1 Enhancing Monetary and Financial Cooperation Between Central Banks; 2.3.2 Diversification of International Reserve Currencies; 2.4 RMB Exchange Rate and the Opening of China Capital Account; 2.4.1 Improvement of RMB Exchange Rate Regime; 2.4.2 RMB Exchange Rate Level; 2.4.3 The Measurement of Chinese Capital Account Openness; 2.4.4 Items Under Capital Account Whose Degree of Openness Changed; Chapter 3: Event of the Year: The RMB's Inclusion into the SDR Basket
3.1 A Win-Win Result for China and the World3.1.1 SDR Becomes More Representative and Attractive; 3.1.2 The RMB's Inclusion Is Monumental in RMB Internationalization; 3.2 The RMB's Inclusion Does Not Mean China's Capital Account Is Fully Liberalized; 3.2.1 We Need to Clarify the Relationship Between RMB Internationalization and Capital Account Liberalization; 3.2.2 Both De Jure and De Facto Liberalization Should Be Concerned; 3.3 The RMB's Inclusion Does Not Equal the Realization of RMB Internationalization; 3.3.1 Why the Yen Waned After Its Inclusion in the SDR Basket
3.3.2 A Comparison Between the Levels of Internationalization of the RMB and the JPY3.3.3 Problems to Solve at the Next Stage; Chapter 4: Macro-Financial Risks of RMB Internationalization; 4.1 Macro-Financial Policy Choices of International Currency Issuing Countries; 4.1.1 Classical Theories and Policy Choice Strategies of the Open Economy; 4.1.2 Historical Experiences of Germany and Japan and Their Lessons; 4.2 RMB Internationalization Is Faced with Macro-Financial Risks; 4.2.1 Current Policies Are Concentrated on Forex Fluctuations and Exchange Rate Management