While global central banks are making bigger allocations to the Chinese currency, the internationalisation of the RMB still has long way to go, according to wealth manager Pictet. “Although the internationalisation of the RMB is a long-term objective for the Chinese authorities, their top priority is financial stability,” the firm said. “There may be limited scope for further liberalisation of…
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