The Economist-What is Xi Jinpings vision for finance with Chinese characteristics News
March 13, 2024 1 min 175 words
这篇报道针对中国金融市场的问题提出了一些关键观点。中国的银行家被要求放弃“享乐主义”生活方式，监管机构也采取了措施限制被认为是“恶意”的交易。此外，中国银行家还面临着新的命令：发展具有中国特色的“金融文化”。文章探讨了这些新指令，并询问：习近平对具有中国特色的金融有什么愿景？这个想法从何而来？中国金融市场的动荡引发了对政府监管和金融文化的深入思考。这篇报道呼应了当前中国金融领域的挑战，并对政府的回应和未来走向进行了深入分析。
China’s markets are in trouble and the Communist Party is blaming the bankers. It has told them to abandon “hedonistic” lifestyles, and regulators have moved to curb transactions that they consider “ill-intended”. Now, China’s bankers face new orders: to develop a “financial culture with Chinese characteristics”.
David Rennie, The Economist’s Beijing bureau chief, and Alice Su, our senior China correspondent, examine these new directives and ask: what is Xi Jinping’s vision for finance with Chinese characteristics? And where does that idea come from?
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