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发信人: Stevenson (SSSS), 信区: Military
标 题: 中国春节要出问题了。
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Sun Jan 26 22:47:00 2014, 美东)
China halts transfers at Citi, other banks: report
LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) -- Citigroup Inc.'s C-2.74% China branches, and
possibly other banks, have stopped all cash transfers for three days and all
currency conversions from yuan for nine days, Forbes reported Sunday via an
article by contributor Gordon Chang. Citi reportedly made the announcement
in a notice on its web portal for Chinese customers, saying the move was a
result of "system maintenance of People's Bank of China," a reason Forbes's
Chang described as "preposterous." MarketWatch couldn't immediately confirm
the report. Chang said the move was similar to action taken in June and
December of last year. "In June, for instance, the central bank used the
excuse of a 'system upgrade' to allow banks to shut down their ATMs and
online banking platforms. As a result, they conserved cash and thereby
avoided a nationwide meltdown," Chang wrote.
发信人: Stevenson (SSSS), 信区: Military
标 题: 中国春节要出问题了。
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Sun Jan 26 22:47:00 2014, 美东)
China halts transfers at Citi, other banks: report
LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) -- Citigroup Inc.'s C-2.74% China branches, and
possibly other banks, have stopped all cash transfers for three days and all
currency conversions from yuan for nine days, Forbes reported Sunday via an
article by contributor Gordon Chang. Citi reportedly made the announcement
in a notice on its web portal for Chinese customers, saying the move was a
result of "system maintenance of People's Bank of China," a reason Forbes's
Chang described as "preposterous." MarketWatch couldn't immediately confirm
the report. Chang said the move was similar to action taken in June and
December of last year. "In June, for instance, the central bank used the
excuse of a 'system upgrade' to allow banks to shut down their ATMs and
online banking platforms. As a result, they conserved cash and thereby
avoided a nationwide meltdown," Chang wrote.