英文摘要 |
Beijing launched the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) in order to offer financial resources for more investments to Asian countries in need. To some extent, the US$ 100 billion AIIB is not supposed to impose any serious threat to U.S. dominance in global finance. Why does the U.S. fear the China-led AIIB? Would the establishment of AIIB speed up decline of the dollar as an international currency? Is the AIIB likely to contribute tofurther internationalization of the renminbi (RMB) ? This paper contends hat China should encourage the AIIB to issue the “AIIB bonds” denominated in dollars rather than in RMB. Meanwhile, China has to establish a Belt-Road Fund(BR Fund)that is authorized to issue RMB- denominated “BR Fund bonds”. In doing so, China may well have a chance to reduce its over-dependence on U.S. Treasury Securities, regain monetary sovereignty, and develop a sufficiently large and liquid bond market. |