加快完善中央银行制度 扎实推动重点工作落实落地
Zheng Quan Ri Bao·2025-10-27 00:01

Core Insights - The People's Bank of China (PBOC) is accelerating the improvement of its central banking system and implementing key tasks to ensure financial stability and support economic growth [1] Group 1: Key Focus Areas of PBOC - PBOC has outlined five key areas of focus: 1. Upholding the centralized and unified leadership of the Party over financial work and advancing strict governance [1] 2. Establishing a scientific and robust monetary policy system [1] 3. Enhancing a comprehensive macro-prudential management system and a mechanism for systemic financial risk prevention and resolution [1] 4. Continuing to deepen structural reforms on the financial supply side [1] 5. Gradually promoting high-level financial openness while firmly safeguarding national financial security [1] Group 2: Monetary Policy Strategy - PBOC emphasizes the need to adjust monetary policy based on economic and financial conditions, ensuring a reasonable liquidity level and stable credit growth to prevent new risks [1] - The chief economist of Caixin Financial Holdings, Wu Chaoming, predicts that monetary policy will focus on four areas: 1. Utilizing tools like reserve requirement ratio (RRR) cuts and interest rate reductions while optimizing structural monetary policy tools [2] 2. Strengthening the synergy between monetary, fiscal, and industrial policies to address demand-side issues [2] 3. Improving the transmission mechanism of monetary policy to stabilize financing costs [2] 4. Enhancing expectation management through clear communication of policy intentions [2] Group 3: Financial Market Stability - PBOC aims to maintain stability in stock, bond, and foreign exchange markets, emphasizing the importance of a stable operating environment [3] - The overall performance of China's financial markets has been stable, with the foreign exchange market showing resilience and the bond market maintaining a low default rate [3] - The chief economist Wu Chaoming suggests that PBOC may focus more on pre-adjustments and micro-adjustments to monitor cross-market risks and innovate tools for maintaining financial market stability [3]