Chinese
central bank Governor Zhou Xiaochuan may lose his job, the Wall Street Journal
reported, in a reshuffle that follows internal battles over economic reforms.
Chinese
President Xi Jinping is considering replacing Zhou, the paper reported, quoting
officials with knowledge of the plans. (on.wsj.com/1uZtmyj)
The
top contender to head the People's Bank of China is Guo Shuqing, a former
banker and securities regulator who is currently governor of eastern Shandong
province, the paper said.
Xi
wanted more allies in top positions in the government, military and
Communist
Party and personnel changes were expected around a major party meeting next
month, the newspaper said, adding that no final decision had been made about
the governor's job.
Reuters
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