国际投资头寸表

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新华财经早报:10月5日
Xin Hua Cai Jing· 2025-10-05 00:58
中方在世贸组织批评美国"对等关税"措施呼吁各方共同维护全球服务贸易秩序 假期前四天全国重点零售和餐饮企业销售额同比增长3.3% 高市早苗当选日本自民党总裁 世界贸易组织3日在瑞士日内瓦召开服务贸易理事会年度第三次会议。中方主动设置议题,揭批美国"对等关税"单边主义和保护主义本质,指出美国限制措 施对全球服务贸易带来负面溢出影响,要求美方切实遵守世贸组织规则,与各方共同促进全球服务贸易健康稳定发展。(新华社) 国庆中秋假期过半,各地消费市场繁荣兴旺,生活必需品量足价稳。据商务部商务大数据监测,假期前四天全国重点零售和餐饮企业销售额同比增长 3.3%。(新华财经) 记者4日从交通运输部获悉,根据今年第21号台风"麦德姆"动态,交通运输部于当日将台风防御响应提升至二级。据了解,台风"麦德姆"4日凌晨由强热带风 暴级加强为台风级,将以25公里左右的时速向西偏北方向移动,预计将于5日上午在广东电白至海南万宁一带沿海登陆。(新华社) 记者4日从水利部获悉,为应对今年第21号台风"麦德姆",水利部4日对粤桂琼滇四省份启动洪水防御Ⅳ级应急响应。据预报,受台风"麦德姆"影响,4日至7 日,华南中部南部、西南南部等地将有一次强降 ...
6月末我国对外金融资产达110645亿美元
Xin Hua She· 2025-10-04 05:09
国家外汇管理局日前公布2025年6月末我国国际投资头寸表。数据显示,2025年6月末,我国对外金融资 产110645亿美元,对外负债72555亿美元,对外净资产38090亿美元。 具体来看,在对外金融资产中,直接投资资产33491亿美元,证券投资资产16942亿美元,金融衍生工具 资产263亿美元,其他投资资产23679亿美元,储备资产36271亿美元,分别占对外金融资产的30%、 15%、0.2%、21%和33%。 (文章来源:新华社) ...
3月末我国对外金融净资产达36124亿美元
Jin Rong Shi Bao· 2025-08-08 07:57
在对外金融资产中,直接投资资产32765亿美元,证券投资资产15818亿美元,金融衍生工具资产 211亿美元,其他投资资产22845亿美元,储备资产35339亿美元,分别占对外金融资产的31%、15%、 0.2%、21%和33%;在对外负债中,直接投资负债36558亿美元,证券投资负债20614亿美元,金融衍生 工具负债287亿美元,其他投资负债13395亿美元,分别占对外负债的52%、29%、0.4%和19%。 国家外汇管理局近日公布的2025年3月末我国国际投资头寸表显示,2025年3月末,我国对外金融资 产106978亿美元,对外负债70854亿美元,对外净资产36124亿美元。 责任编辑:杨喜亭 按SDR计值,2025年3月末,我国对外金融资产80513亿SDR,对外负债53326亿SDR,对外净资产 27188亿SDR。 ...
中美两国国际收支和国际投资净头寸的差异比较及政策含义
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-05-29 02:44
Group 1 - China has a long-standing trade surplus and a small fiscal deficit, while the US has a trade deficit and a fiscal deficit, indicating a dual deficit situation for the US and a dual surplus for China [1][30] - China's international investment position is positive, but its investment income is negative, whereas the US has a negative international investment position but positive investment income [1][15] - The analysis of the balance of payments and international investment positions highlights the macroeconomic factors contributing to the 2008 financial crisis and offers policy recommendations [1][30] Group 2 - China's current account balance is generally positive, while the US has a negative current account balance, reflecting China's trade surplus and the US's trade deficit [2][28] - As of October 2024, China holds $760.1 billion in US Treasury bonds, indicating significant capital flows between the two countries [2] - The financial account balance for China can fluctuate between surplus and deficit, contributing to the long-term appreciation of the Renminbi [2][3] Group 3 - China's trade balance shows a surplus in goods but a deficit in services, while the US has a deficit in goods and a surplus in services [4][28] - The service trade deficit in China suggests a need for improvement in the service sector to enhance competitiveness and reduce the trade imbalance [4][30] - The structure of international investment positions reveals that the US has significantly higher foreign assets and liabilities compared to China, indicating a more developed capital market [5][8] Group 4 - The net international investment position (NIIP) of China has been positive since 2011, indicating it is a net capital exporter, while the US has a negative NIIP, reflecting its status as a net capital importer [15][25] - The capital flows between China and the US exhibit distinct characteristics, with China primarily experiencing net inflows in direct and securities investments, while the US sees net outflows [16][30] - The "Stiglitz Paradox" illustrates the contrasting investment income dynamics between the two countries, with China having a positive NIIP but negative net investment income, and the US having a negative NIIP but positive net investment income [17][22] Group 5 - The relationship between the NIIP and the current and financial accounts indicates that changes in the NIIP are influenced by both account balances and valuation changes [15][34] - The capital flow dynamics and the structure of external assets and liabilities highlight the differences in economic strategies and market developments between China and the US [14][22] - The internationalization of the Renminbi is expected to impact China's balance of payments and international investment position, potentially leading to changes in trade surpluses or deficits [35]