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【金融街发布】国家外汇局:二季度我国经常账户顺差9252亿元 资本和金融账户逆差9842亿元
Xin Hua Cai Jing· 2025-09-30 09:35
新华财经北京9月30日电国家外汇管理局公布2025年二季度及上半年我国国际收支平衡表。数据显示, 2025年二季度,我国经常账户顺差9252亿元,资本和金融账户逆差9842亿元。 2025年上半年,我国经常账户顺差21126亿元,资本和金融账户逆差19936亿元。 按美元计值,2025年二季度,我国经常账户顺差1287亿美元,其中,货物贸易顺差2191亿美元,服务贸 易逆差471亿美元,初次收入逆差474亿美元,二次收入顺差41亿美元。资本和金融账户逆差1370亿美 元,其中,资本账户逆差1亿美元,金融账户逆差1369亿美元。 按SDR计值,2025年二季度,我国经常账户顺差949亿SDR,资本和金融账户逆差1008亿SDR。 按SDR计值,2025年上半年,我国经常账户顺差2209亿SDR,资本和金融账户逆差2076亿SDR。 (文章来源:新华财经) 按美元计值,2025年上半年,我国经常账户顺差2941亿美元,其中,货物贸易顺差4567亿美元,服务贸 易逆差1064亿美元,初次收入逆差629亿美元,二次收入顺差68亿美元。资本和金融账户逆差2776亿美 元,其中,资本账户逆差1亿美元,金融账户逆差2775 ...
国家外汇管理局:2025年二季度我国经常账户顺差9252亿元
智通财经网· 2025-09-30 09:26
智通财经APP获悉,9月30日,国家外汇管理局公布2025年二季度及上半年我国国际收支平衡表。内容显示,2025年二季度,我国经常账户 顺差9252亿元,资本和金融账户逆差9842亿元。2025年上半年,我国经常账户顺差21126亿元,资本和金融账户逆差19936亿元。按美元计 值,2025年二季度,我国经常账户顺差1287亿美元,其中,货物贸易顺差2191亿美元,服务贸易逆差471亿美元,初次收入逆差474亿美元, 二次收入顺差41亿美元。 原文如下: 国家外汇管理局公布2025年二季度及上半年我国国际收支平衡表 2025年二季度,我国经常账户顺差9252亿元,资本和金融账户逆差9842亿元。 2025年上半年,我国经常账户顺差21126亿元,资本和金融账户逆差19936亿元。 按美元计值,2025年二季度,我国经常账户顺差1287亿美元,其中,货物贸易顺差2191亿美元,服务贸易逆差471亿美元,初次收入逆差474 亿美元,二次收入顺差41亿美元。资本和金融账户逆差1370亿美元,其中,资本账户逆差1亿美元,金融账户逆差1369亿美元。 按美元计值,2025年上半年,我国经常账户顺差2941亿美元,其中, ...
【金融街发布】国家外汇管理局:2025年二季度,我国经常账户顺差9715亿元
Xin Hua Cai Jing· 2025-08-08 13:45
Core Insights - The State Administration of Foreign Exchange of China released preliminary data on the international balance of payments for the second quarter and the first half of 2025, indicating a significant surplus in the current account [1][2]. Group 1: Current Account Overview - In Q2 2025, China's current account surplus was 971.5 billion yuan, with a goods trade surplus of 1,575.1 billion yuan and a services trade deficit of 334.5 billion yuan [1]. - For the first half of 2025, the current account surplus reached 2,158.9 billion yuan, driven by a goods trade surplus of 3,279.8 billion yuan and a services trade deficit of 760.4 billion yuan [1][2]. - In USD terms, the current account surplus for Q2 2025 was $135.1 billion, while for the first half, it was $300.6 billion [2]. Group 2: Capital and Financial Account - The capital and financial account recorded a deficit of 971.5 billion yuan in Q2 2025, with net inflows from foreign direct investment [1]. - For the first half of 2025, the capital and financial account showed a larger deficit of 1,981.0 billion yuan [1][2]. - In USD, the capital and financial account deficit for Q2 2025 was $135.1 billion, and for the first half, it was $275.8 billion [2].
初步数据:上半年我国经常账户顺差21589亿元
Xin Hua She· 2025-08-08 12:32
Core Insights - The State Administration of Foreign Exchange released preliminary data on China's balance of payments for the first half of 2025, indicating a current account surplus of 21,589 billion yuan [1] Trade Balance - The goods trade surplus amounted to 32,798 billion yuan, while the services trade recorded a deficit of 7,604 billion yuan [1] - The primary income deficit was 4,089 billion yuan, and the secondary income surplus was 485 billion yuan [1] USD Valuation - In USD terms, the current account surplus for the first half of 2025 was 300.6 billion USD, with a goods trade surplus of 456.6 billion USD [1] - The services trade deficit in USD was 105.9 billion USD, while the primary income deficit was 56.9 billion USD, and the secondary income surplus was 6.7 billion USD [1]
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]