Xie Xuren

...renminbi. I think that's a question for China rather than us." In fact, China appeared in a combative mood. Finance Minister Xie Xuren and central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan, speaking to the official Xinhua news agency after the...

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...its currency, saying developed countries should focus on the quality of their own economic policy-making. Chinese Finance Minister Xie Xuren, speaking after finance ministers and central bank governors of the Group of 20 nations met in...

In this article: China, International Monetary Fund, Beijing, Inflation, and Climate change

Xie Xuren (; born October 1947 in Ningbo, Zhejiang), is the current Minister of Finance of People's Republic of China, and former Director-General of the State Administration of Taxation. He's also a member of the 17th CPC Central...

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...its recovery from the global financial crisis was not firm. In comments made in Turkey earlier this month, China's finance minister Xie Xuren said the economic rebound had yet to be "stable, firm and balanced". Wen issued a statement a...

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However, we are also soberly aware that the economic rebound is yet to be stable, firm, and balanced," Chinese Finance Minister Xie Xuren said. Meanwhile, the United Nations called for a new global reserve currency to end dollar...

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...Fund should aim to "provide a stable monetary environment for global growth and financial stability," Chinese Finance Minister Xie Xuren told finance chiefs at the IMF and World Bank's semiannual meeting. China's views were just part of a...

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...accelerate the process ... so that quota shares appropriately reflect the current global economic reality." CHINESE FINANCE MINISTER XIE XUREN The IMF should aim to "provide a stable monetary environment for global growth and financial...

In this article: IMF, World Bank, Balance sheet, Revenue, Unemployment, Timothy Geithner, and G8

...should start work on a reform agenda to fix "intrinsic defects" in the international monetary system, Chinese Finance Minister Xie Xuren said on Tuesday. The IMF should aim to "provide a stable monetary environment for global growth and...

In this article: International Monetary Fund, China, World Bank, and Recession

...China will stick to its stimulative policy stance because its economic recovery is still not on solid ground, Finance Minister Xie Xuren was quoted as saying by state media on Sunday. Xie, in London for a meeting of G20 finance leaders,...

In this article: China, London, and Beijing

...high-level talks between the countries. aEUR˜aEUR˜Attention should be given to the fiscal deficit,aEUR™aEUR™ said Finance Minister Xie Xuren. He said Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner had assured the Chinese that once the economy...

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