Euro-Bonds to be denominated in RMB? Very first thing they do after the summit is travel to China.
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Eurozone rescue fund tries to tempt China with bonds issued in yuan.
11:09AM BST 29 Oct 2011
EU bailout fund chief Klaus Regling travels to China to ask for help.
The head of the eurozone bailout fund visits Beijing on Friday as debt-laden Europe tries to persuade China and other top emerging economies to come to its rescue.
The head of the European rescue fund says it could issue bonds in yuan, as he attempted to tempt China into backing Europeâs bailout.
âWe have so far only issued euro bonds but we are authorised to use any currency we want if it seems efficient,â Klaus Regling, chief executive of the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), said.
"It also depends on the Chinese authorities, whether they would approve that. I think it is probably more difficult. But I could imagine that over the years it might happen," he added.
China has the largest foreign exchange reserves in the world, valued at $3.2 trillion (£2 trillion)
Mr Regling also said that investors may be protected against a fifth of any initial losses.
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Eurozone rescue fund tries to tempt China with bonds issued in yuan.
11:09AM BST 29 Oct 2011
EU bailout fund chief Klaus Regling travels to China to ask for help.
The head of the eurozone bailout fund visits Beijing on Friday as debt-laden Europe tries to persuade China and other top emerging economies to come to its rescue.
The head of the European rescue fund says it could issue bonds in yuan, as he attempted to tempt China into backing Europeâs bailout.
âWe have so far only issued euro bonds but we are authorised to use any currency we want if it seems efficient,â Klaus Regling, chief executive of the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), said.
"It also depends on the Chinese authorities, whether they would approve that. I think it is probably more difficult. But I could imagine that over the years it might happen," he added.
China has the largest foreign exchange reserves in the world, valued at $3.2 trillion (£2 trillion)
Mr Regling also said that investors may be protected against a fifth of any initial losses.