BEIJING (Reuters) - China's foreign exchange regulator said on Thursday that the impact of Sino-U.S. trade frictions on China's cross border capital flows can be controlled.
China will continue with plans to open its capital markets, including the stock and bond markets, spokeswoman Wang Chunying told reporters in a regular briefing, adding that the nation's forex polices will support the further opening of China's economy.
China's forex supply and demand were basically stable in the first quarter, according to Wang.
China's commercial banks sold a net $9.2 billion of foreign exchange in March, compared with a net sale of $8.2 billion in February, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange said on Thursday.
(Reporting by Elias Glenn and Beijing Monitoring Desk)
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