(Caijing Magazine, Beijing, 21 September 2009) Almost overnight, the Export-Import Bank of China, the country’s international trade policy bank, was put under the spotlight as it was seen to move forward with a long speculated restructuring plan, after the central bank proposed a 200 billion yuan (US$29.3 bln) capital injection plan. In the wake of a drop in exports, a policy bank’s path is being re-drawn; clear strategies for allocating 200 bln yuan injection have yet to be determined.
Date
4 September 2009
