央行副行长宣昌能出席全球主权债务圆桌会等会议

Core Insights - The Deputy Governor of the People's Bank of China, Xuan Changneng, emphasized the negative impact of trade frictions and geopolitical uncertainties on global economic growth, particularly affecting developing countries' debt burdens and liquidity issues [1] - China actively participates in debt restructuring within the G20 framework, contributing significantly to the efforts [1] - There is a call for improving the global sovereign debt governance system and enhancing the debt sustainability analysis framework for low-income countries by the IMF and World Bank [1] Group 1 - Trade frictions and geopolitical uncertainties are hindering global economic growth and increasing debt burdens for developing countries [1] - Developing countries are facing significant liquidity challenges that require multilateral cooperation to address [1] - China has made substantial contributions to debt restructuring efforts within the G20 framework [1] Group 2 - The need for improved public debt management and economic governance capabilities in debtor countries was highlighted [1] - The IMF and World Bank are urged to mobilize more financing to enhance economic output and achieve sustainable development [1] - Meetings were held with the FATF Chairman and the Governor of the Central Bank of Barbados to discuss practical cooperation [1]