《全球金融竞争力报告2025》在京发布 中国排名第四位

Core Insights - The 2025 Global Digital Economy Conference's Digital Finance Forum was held in Beijing, where the "Global Financial Competitiveness Report 2025" was released, ranking China 4th globally, an improvement of one position from the previous year [1] Group 1: Financial Competitiveness Rankings - The report evaluates 31 countries based on five primary indicators and 43 intermediate indicators, with the United States, the United Kingdom, and Japan occupying the top three positions [2] - The United States holds the highest global financial competitiveness score, surpassing the United Kingdom by 35.87 points, indicating a significant competitive advantage in the financial sector [2] - China has shown a continuous narrowing of the score gap with the United States over the past four years, with scores of 43.91, 42.13, 40.47, and 40.35 respectively [2] Group 2: Key Indicators - Among the five primary indicators, China's financial technology competitiveness is closest to the world-leading level, ranking 3rd for two consecutive years, with a notable increase in score due to the substantial growth potential of China's fintech industry [2] - The United States remains the leader in monetary competitiveness, financial technology competitiveness, and international financial governance, with the monetary competitiveness gap between the U.S. and the Eurozone expanding to 48.64 points [2]