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BEIJING- - China's national bank sold 144.8 billion yuan ($22.3 billion) of outside trade in March, as indicated by a count by The Wall Street Journal in light of national bank information discharged Friday.
The March figure came after a net offer of 227.9 billion yuan of outside monetary standards in February, showing a log jam in capital streaming out of the world's second-biggest economy.
Information issued prior demonstrated China's outside trade holds rose to $3.213 trillion in March, up by $10.26 billion from the end of February, supported by the yuan's recuperation as of late.
The outside trade net deals figure is seen as a harsh manual for changes in residential liquidity conditions, however doesn't demonstrate the amount of the net inflows the People's Bank of China has disinfected through the issuance of national bank bills or different measures.
Keep in touch with Pei Li at pei.li@wsj.com
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