Cross-border capital flows are anticipated to stay balanced, and foreign exchange reserves are expected to remain stable, it said in a statement
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China's foreign exchange regulator said on Monday it expects the country's current account surplus to remain at a reasonable and balanced level in the second half of the year.
Cross-border capital flows are anticipated to stay balanced, and foreign exchange reserves are expected to remain stable, it said in a statement.
The regulator also said it will ensure the safety, liquidity, and valuation of forex assets.
(Reporting by Beijing newsroom)
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