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Bank-client FX settlement ratio (report excerpt)

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Is bank-client willingness to settle FX improving?

Bank-client FX settlement ratio (report excerpt) · Monthly

Report excerpt · Unverified
61.51%
+4.28 pp vs. prior period Insufficient observations

History: 2 observations · Limited history; no trend verdict

The weekly report quotes July 57.23% and August 61.51%, with another passage rounded to 61.5%. The cited NBD article, republished by Eastmoney, labels this bank-client settlement, not all enterprises; the official calculation denominator is not independently verified. Two months show a monthly rise, not a sustained trend. Changes use percentage points; no zero reference.

As of: 2026-08-31 · Report excerpt · UnverifiedSource named in report: Original China weekly report
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PeriodValue (%)Type
2026-08-3161.51Complete per source
2026-07-3157.23Complete per source
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  • 2026-08-31 · Recorded 2026-09-28 · Read source summary
    **57.23% → 61.51%。**

    The weekly report quotes July 57.23% and August 61.51%, with another passage rounded to 61.5%. The cited NBD article, republished by Eastmoney, labels this bank-client settlement, not all enterprises; the official calculation denominator is not independently verified. Two months show a monthly rise, not a sustained trend. Changes use percentage points; no zero reference.

  • 2026-07-31 · Recorded 2026-09-28 · Read source summary
    **57.23% → 61.51%。**

    The weekly report quotes July 57.23% and August 61.51%, with another passage rounded to 61.5%. The cited NBD article, republished by Eastmoney, labels this bank-client settlement, not all enterprises; the official calculation denominator is not independently verified. Two months show a monthly rise, not a sustained trend. Changes use percentage points; no zero reference.