Li Dongrong

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  China should keep the yuan at a "reasonable, stable" level while increasing flexibility, Li Dongrong, vice director of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, said today.He also reiterated China's pledge to make the yuan fully convertible.
  
  China should let the markets decide interest rates earlier and allow more funds to flow overseas, Li told reporters today in Beijing.

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  The government would broaden channels for investment overseas, said Li Dongrong, vice director of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE).
  
  The Shanghai Security Journal Monday reported that Li was speaking at a meeting on the country's capital investment plan for 2007.
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  The government would also increase the number of QDIIs and the value of their investment quotas, Li said.

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  Li Dongrong, vice director of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE), said on Wednesday that his administration had approved a US$20.5 billion QDII quota -- US$14.8 billion for 19 banks, US$5.2 billion for four insurance companies and US$500 million for one fund management company.

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  China plans to loosen restrictions on qualified domestic institutional investor (QDII) investment targets so that they can invest in new sectors, said Li Dongrong, vice director of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) on Thursday.
  
  Li made the remarks at the 2007 China Derivatives Summit.He said that together with the China Banking Regulatory Commission and the China Insurance Regulatory Commission, SAFE is mulling over the selection of potentially profitable new sectors.
  
  The SAFE is also considering including securities companies in the QDII system.
  
  QDIIs are currently allowed to invest only in fixed-return financial products.
  
  China's QDII program is still in its infancy and the products are not selling well because of the narrow investment scope, high risks, low profits and poor accessibility, he said.

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  "The impact on the domestic economy from the international balance of payments situation is becoming ever larger," Li Dongrong, a deputy administrator at the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, said on the regulator's Web site.The central government recognizes that "fostering a basic balance of international payments is among the key tasks in maintaining macroeconomic stability," he said.

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  15. China to Loosen Limits on Individual Financial Investment Overseas (Xinhua News March 19)The Chinese government will loosen limits on individual investment abroad this year, according to Li Dongrong, vice director of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE). Next News
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  The Chinese government will loosen limits on individual investment abroad this year, according to Li Dongrong, vice director of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE).
  
  The government would further broaden channels for investment overseas, Li said at a meeting on the country's capital investment plan for 2007, the Shanghai Security Journal reported on Monday.

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  BEIJING, March 19 (Xinhua) -- The Chinese government will loosen limits on individual investment abroad this year, according to Li Dongrong, vice director of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE).
  
  The government would further broaden channels for investment overseas, Li said at a meeting on the country's capital investment plan for 2007, the Shanghai Security Journal reported on Monday.

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  ... by the end of September, according to Li Dongrong, deputy head of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE), which sanctions the quota. ...

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  The Chinese government will loosen limits on individual investment abroad this year, according to Li Dongrong, vice director of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE).

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  BEIJING -(Dow Jones)- China's policy on its foreign-exchange reserves remains unchanged, State Administration of Foreign Exchange Vice Director Li Dongrong said Wednesday.

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