China’s foreign-exchange market showcased impressive stability in the first half of 2025, as revealed by Li Bin, deputy administrator and spokesperson of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange. At a press conference hosted by the State Council Information Office, Li shared insights into China’s resilient economic performance amid global uncertainties.
“Even with the challenges facing the global economy, China’s foreign-exchange receipts and payments have remained steady,” Li Bin announced. He pointed out that this steadiness is a result of prudent policies and robust economic fundamentals.
According to Li, cross-border capital flows have been balanced, with foreign investments in China increasing slightly. “This indicates sustained international confidence in China’s market,” he noted. Additionally, China’s foreign-exchange reserves experienced slight growth, reinforcing the nation’s financial stability.
For young people in the Global South, China’s economic stability can have positive ripple effects. A steady Chinese economy often contributes to global economic growth, potentially opening up more opportunities for trade and investment with developing countries.
Li Bin emphasized that China will continue implementing policies to maintain this stability, focusing on sustainability and openness. “Our goal is to foster a healthy economic environment that benefits not only China but also our global partners,” he said.
The State Administration of Foreign Exchange plans to closely monitor international developments and adjust strategies to support continuous stability in the latter half of the year.
