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The article focuses on the trade relations between China and Japan. It states that the economic ties between the two countries have paved the way for the stable development of their bilateral relations. It is inferred that foreign trade between China and Japan has improved in quality. According to the article, both China and Japan have huge foreign exchange reserves.

The article reports on the plan of China, Japan and South Korea to set up a foreign exchange reserve fund along with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). According to the article, the countries and the ASEAN will set up the fund in order to support each other to avoid possible financial risks from the U.S. subprime mortgage loan crisis. It is stated that the subprime crisis was similar to the Asian financial crisis in 1997.

Reports on China's plans to crack down on illegal foreign exchange settlements, which were blamed for increases in the country's foreign exchange reserves. Speculations on the revaluation of the currency; China's foreign exchange reserves in September 2004.

Discusses the controversy surrounding China's qualified domestic institutional investor (QDII) scheme. Overview of QDII and qualified foreign institutional investor; Foreign exchange reserves of China; Factors that added pressure for foreign exchange regulators to keep the balance of foreign exchange inflow and outflow and maintain the stability of the yuan; Government departments involved in the policy-making of QDII.

This section offers financial news in China. Total yields from insurance premium investment in 2007 exceeded the aggregate amount of the previous five years. Beijing Vice Mayor Chen Gang revealed the total cost of Olympic venues. Official foreign exchange reserves increased at the end of December 2007.

Reports on the foreign exchange reserves of China. Amount of reserves held as of December 31, 1999; Increase over the 1998 holdings; Stability of the Reminbi; Factors which contributed to the growth of China's foreign exchange reserves.