TNAG-2792-FCO40-4031-Relations-between-Hong-Kong-and-China-1993 — Page 115

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32.

(e) For the

variety of bonds, such as

bonds, treasury bills, construction

fiscal bonds; issued by different

financial

bonds and

government

agencies, better coordination on the issuance is desired. As regards bonds issued by enterprises, there is a lack of adequate surveillance.

(iii) The foreign exchange system

not freely

Convertibility is

At

present, the Renminbi

with other currencies.

is

convertible

nevertheless much greater as compared

to

the earlier

years. Multiple exchange rates, specifically the official

rate, the swap market rates and the black market rates, co-exist in the foreign exchange system, and the official exchange rate is kept artificially high.

33.

Over the past years the Chinese government has

been introducing reforms to its foreign exchange system.

In December 1980, the Provisional Regulations For Exchange

Control were promulgated and became effective on 1 March

1981.

The Regulations, which were administered by the

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