What Are the Special Concerns of Large Financial Institutions?

Financial foreign exchange is also called "non-trade foreign exchange", which is symmetrical with "trade foreign exchange" and is foreign exchange outside the scope of foreign trade and its subordinate expenses. Including overseas remittances, tourism foreign exchanges, personal foreign exchanges, labor foreign exchanges, and funds for foreign agencies. China's foreign exchange receipts and payments to the transportation, civil aviation, post and telecommunications, railways, banks, insurance, ports and other sectors are also included in the scope of non-trade foreign exchange receipts and payments. ^[1]

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Trade foreign exchange refers to the foreign exchange of expenditure and income incurred due to the import and export of commodities, including the portion of foreign exchange incurred in foreign trade due to the receipt and payment of trade payments, transaction commissions, transportation fees and insurance fees.

Non-trade foreign exchange refers to all foreign exchange other than trade foreign exchange, that is, all foreign exchange that is not derived from or used for import and export trade, such as foreign exchange for labor services, remittances from overseas, and foreign exchange for donations.

Financial foreign exchange is different from trade foreign exchange and non-trade foreign exchange. It is a kind of financial asset foreign exchange. Foreign exchange traded between banks is not derived from tangible or intangible trade, nor is it used for tangible trade. It is for various currency positions. Management and merchandising. The transfer of capital between countries must also occur in the form of currency, or indirect investment or direct investment, all form financial assets flowing between countries, especially the large amount of international hot money, the frequent transactions, affecting the It is profound and cannot help but draw special attention from relevant parties.

Trade foreign exchange, non-trade foreign exchange, and financial foreign exchange are all foreign exchange in nature. There is no insurmountable gap between them, but they often transform each other. ^[3]