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Implications of China’s Implications of China’s foreign exchange foreign exchange
reserves for the global reserves for the global economyeconomy
Andong ZhuAndong ZhuTsinghua University Tsinghua University
New Delhi, IndiaNew Delhi, India2008.12008.1
OutlineOutline
The Accumulation of Foreign ReservesThe Accumulation of Foreign Reserves The Sources of Foreign ReservesThe Sources of Foreign Reserves The Costs of Holding Huge Amount of FoThe Costs of Holding Huge Amount of Fo
rexrex What Can We Do with the Foreign ReservWhat Can We Do with the Foreign Reserv
eses Implications of China’s foreign exchanImplications of China’s foreign exchan
ge reserves for the global economyge reserves for the global economy
GDP Growth Rate of Chi na 1979-2006 (%):
7. 6 7. 8
5. 3
9. 0
10. 9
15. 2
13. 5
8. 9
11. 611. 3
4. 1 3. 8
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Forei gn Reserves of Chi na ($Bn) : 1978- 2007
0 1 - 1 3 7 9 8 3 2 3 3 6 11 22 19 21 52 74105140145155166212286403
610
819
1066
1528
- 200
0
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400
600
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1200
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1600
180019
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The Rapid Increase of ForexThe Rapid Increase of Forex2006 2007
Month Amount Month Amount
1 8451.8 1 11046.92
2 8536.72 2 11573.72
3 8750.7 3 12020.31
4 8950.4 4 12465.66
5 9250.20 5 12926.71
6 9411.15 6 13326.25
7 9545.5 7 13852
8 9720.39 8 14086.41
9 9879.28 9 14336.11
10 10096.26 10 14548.98
11 10387.51 11 14969.06
12 10663.44 12 15282.49
Forei gn Reserve, Forei gn Capi tal and NEX i n Chi na (Bn$)
18 23 31 39 49 59 70 81 100 139183231285 350408461520 570625681745 809883
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200
400
600
800
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1200
1400
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1800
Reserve Forei gn Capi tal Accumul ated NEX by Chi nese fi rms
Who "Earned" Foreign Exchange for China wi th Trade (bn $): 1978-2006
-1 -3 -5 -5 -2 0 -2-16 -26 -28 -35 -41 -30 -19 -15 -28 -22 -12 -2
35
76100
118135
159176
198
291
456
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-100
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300
400
500
1978 1980 1982 1984 1986 1988 1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006
Accumul ated NEX by Forei gn Compani esAccumul ated NEXAccumul ated NEX by Chi nese fi rms
The Costs of Holding Huge AmounThe Costs of Holding Huge Amount of Forext of Forex
The Loss due to depreciation of USDThe Loss due to depreciation of USD The Colonization of the Chinese The Colonization of the Chinese
EconomyEconomy The Uneven rate of returnThe Uneven rate of return …………
Share in Industry Output by Share in Industry Output by Ownership (%)Ownership (%)
54.61 35.63 7.4856.17 32.99 5.5551.52 35.07 6.3247.01 34.02 9.8337.34 37.72 13.6933.97 36.59 15.1436.32 39.39 9.1531.62 38.11 11.728.24 38.41 9.01
0
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30
40
50
60
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004
Forei gn Owned SOE Col l ect i ve Domest i c Pr i vate
Foreign Capital’s Share in Different Industries in Foreign Capital’s Share in Different Industries in China:2005China:2005
Forei gn Capi tal ’ s Share i n the Output of Di ff erent I ndustri es i n Chi na(%)
0 1 2 48 8 10 11 11 13 15
1823 25 25 25 26 27 28 29
32 33 34 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 43 4346
53 5561 63
66
84
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
Manufacture of T
obacco
Mining and W
ashing of Coal
Mining and P
rocessing of Ferrous M
etal Ores
Mining and P
rocessing of Non-F
errous Metal O
res
Mining and P
rocessing of Nonm
etal Ores
Extraction of P
etroleum and N
atural Gas
Production and S
upply of Water
Processing of P
etroleum, C
oking, Processing of N
uclear
Production and S
upply of Electric P
ower and H
eat
Sm
elting and Pressing of F
errous Metals
Sm
elting and Pressing of N
on-ferrous Metals
Manufacture of N
on-metallic M
ineral Products
Processing of T
imber, M
anufacture of Wood,
Manufacture of M
edicines
Manufacture of S
pecial Purpose M
achinery
Manufacture of T
extile
Manufacture of R
aw C
hemical M
aterials and Chem
ical
Manufacture of G
eneral Purpose M
achinery
Manufacture of C
hemical F
ibers
Processing of F
ood from A
gricultural Products
Printing,R
eproduction of Recording M
edia
Recycling and D
isposal of Waste
Production and S
upply of Gas
Manufacture of B
everages
Manufacture of P
aper and Paper P
roducts
Manufacture of F
oods
Manufacture of M
etal Products
Manufacture of E
lectrical Machinery and E
quipment
Manufacture of R
ubber
Manufacture of A
rtwork and O
ther Manufacturing
Manufacture of P
lastics
Manufacture of T
ransport Equipm
ent
Manufacture of T
extile Wearing A
pparel, Footw
are, and
Manufacture of L
eather, Fur, F
eather and Related
Manufacture of F
urniture
Manufacture of A
rticles For C
ulture, Education and
Mining of O
ther Ores
Manufacture of M
easuring Instruments and M
achinery
Manufacture of C
omm
unication Equipm
ent, Com
puters
Share of Different Ownership in Different Share of Different Ownership in Different Industries in China:2005Industries in China:2005
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
National T
otal
Manufacture of T
obacco
Mining and W
ashing of Coal
Mining and P
rocessing of Ferrous M
etal Ores
Mining and P
rocessing of Non-F
errous Metal O
res
Mining and P
rocessing of Nonm
etal Ores
Extraction of P
etroleum and N
atural Gas
Production and S
upply of Water
Processing of P
etroleum, C
oking, Processing of
Production and S
upply of Electric P
ower and H
eat
Sm
elting and Pressing of F
errous Metals
Sm
elting and Pressing of N
on-ferrous Metals
Manufacture of N
on-metallic M
ineral Products
Processing of T
imber, M
anufacture of Wood,
Manufacture of M
edicines
Manufacture of S
pecial Purpose M
achinery
Manufacture of T
extile
Manufacture of R
aw C
hemical M
aterials and
Manufacture of G
eneral Purpose M
achinery
Manufacture of C
hemical F
ibers
Processing of F
ood from A
gricultural Products
Printing,R
eproduction of Recording M
edia
Recycling and D
isposal of Waste
Production and S
upply of Gas
Manufacture of B
everages
Manufacture of P
aper and Paper P
roducts
Manufacture of F
oods
Manufacture of M
etal Products
Manufacture of E
lectrical Machinery and E
quipment
Manufacture of R
ubber
Manufacture of A
rtwork and O
ther Manufacturing
Manufacture of P
lastics
Manufacture of T
ransport Equipm
ent
Manufacture of T
extile Wearing A
pparel, Footw
are,
Manufacture of L
eather, Fur, F
eather and Related
Manufacture of F
urniture
Manufacture of A
rticles For C
ulture, Education and
Mining of O
ther Ores
Manufacture of M
easuring Instruments and
Manufacture of C
omm
unication Equipm
ent,
State-owned/ control l ed Domesti c Pri vate Forei gn Owned
The Shanghai Stock Market The Shanghai Stock Market Composite Index:1991-2008Composite Index:1991-2008
0
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000
1991
0102
1991
0510
1991
0820
1991
1202
1992
0317
1992
0626
1992
1008
1993
0119
1993
0503
1993
0811
1993
1122
1994
0310
1994
0621
1994
0929
1995
0112
1995
0502
1995
0811
1995
1123
1996
0319
1996
0628
1996
1011
1997
0122
1997
0521
1997
0902
1997
1216
1998
0413
1998
0723
1998
1104
1999
0304
1999
0615
1999
0923
2000
0114
2000
0516
2000
0824
2000
1211
2001
0405
2001
0723
2001
1107
2002
0306
2002
0621
2002
1014
2003
0128
2003
0519
2003
0901
2003
1219
2004
0413
2004
0730
2004
1118
2006
0310
2006
0627
2006
1012
2007
0125
2007
0518
2007
0828
2007
1211
Take away Profits, Leave Take away Profits, Leave GDPGDP
and…and…
PollutionPollution
Pollution in the World:1999Pollution in the World:1999
The Uneven rate of returnThe Uneven rate of return
Foreign investment in China: 22%Foreign investment in China: 22% US Treasury Bond: around 5%US Treasury Bond: around 5%
What Can We Do with the What Can We Do with the Foreign ReservesForeign Reserves
Invest AbroadInvest Abroad Lending AbroadLending Abroad …………
Implications of China’s foreign Implications of China’s foreign exchange reserves for the global exchange reserves for the global
economyeconomy
For developing Countries:For developing Countries: Another source of Investment Another source of Investment
fund;fund; Another source of borrowingAnother source of borrowing with a more equal with a more equal
relationshiprelationship
Foreign Debt of Developing countries ($):1970-2004
0.0E+00
5.0E+10
1.0E+11
1.5E+11
2.0E+11
2.5E+11
3.0E+11
3.5E+11
4.0E+11
4.5E+11
5.0E+1119
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0020
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East Asi a & Paci fi cEurope & Central Asi aLati n Ameri ca & Cari bbeanLow & mi ddl e i ncomeLow i ncomeLower mi ddl e i ncomeMi ddl e East & North Af ri caMi ddl e i ncomeSouth Asi aSub-Saharan Af ri caUpper mi ddl e i ncome
Implications of China’s foreign Implications of China’s foreign exchange reserves for the global exchange reserves for the global
economyeconomy
For developed Countries:For developed Countries: Another source of Investment Another source of Investment
fund;fund; Another source of borrowingAnother source of borrowing A competing lenderA competing lender A competing investorA competing investor
Implications of China’s foreign Implications of China’s foreign exchange reserves for the global exchange reserves for the global
economyeconomy
For the Global Economy:For the Global Economy: Strengthen the bargaining power Strengthen the bargaining power
of the developing countries?!of the developing countries?!