"Brexit is likely to impact currency markets. Globally, key central banks will see changes to global liquidity and fluctuations in asset prices," Yao Yudong, head of the People's Bank of China's Research Institute of Finance and Banking, told a forum in Beijing, according to a report on the Shanghai Securities News website.
(Reporting by Sue-Lin Wong; Editing by Kim Coghill)Brexit impact minimal for China: cbank official
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