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The renminbi (RMB) could become an international currency thanks to China's solid economic base, monetary stability and growing diplomatic influence. However, the internationalisation of the RMB requires reforms, including full convertibility and the opening up of financial markets to create sufficient depth and liquidity. Although China is making progress towards these goals, it faces major challenges, including a still underdeveloped domestic financial market and limited convertibility, particularly on the capital account. China's methodical and cautious strategy aims to gradually strengthen…mehr

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The renminbi (RMB) could become an international currency thanks to China's solid economic base, monetary stability and growing diplomatic influence. However, the internationalisation of the RMB requires reforms, including full convertibility and the opening up of financial markets to create sufficient depth and liquidity. Although China is making progress towards these goals, it faces major challenges, including a still underdeveloped domestic financial market and limited convertibility, particularly on the capital account. China's methodical and cautious strategy aims to gradually strengthen the openness of its financial system while maintaining its stability. The consolidation of the financial infrastructure and the full convertibility of the RMB are considered crucial steps in increasing its presence on the international stage and overcoming current obstacles.
Autorenporträt
Sara MOUHSINE hat einen Doktortitel in Wirtschafts- und Verwaltungswissenschaften der Universität Mohammed I¿¿ in Oujda. Sie besitzt die marokkanische und die französische Staatsangehörigkeit. Derzeit ist sie als wissenschaftliche Forscherin tätig und hält im Rahmen einer Lehrbeauftragung Vorlesungen in verschiedenen Fachbereichen an der Universität.