2. Control of foreign exchange trade, export foreign exchange income and import payment.
3. For the control of non-trade foreign exchange, the management of non-trade foreign exchange generally adopts the following methods: direct restriction, maximum limit, registration system and special approval.
4. Control of capital input and output. Capital account is an important part of the balance of payments, so both developed and developing countries attach great importance to the input and output of capital, and manage the input and output of capital in different degrees according to different needs.
Extended data:
Foreign exchange management in a broad sense refers to the control and regulation of foreign exchange receipts and payments, transactions, lending, transfer, international settlement, foreign exchange rate and foreign exchange market authorized by a government. In a narrow sense, it means to impose certain restrictions on the exchange of domestic currency and foreign currency.
The Regulations on Foreign Exchange Control mainly stipulates four aspects:
(1), financial institutions must hold a license to operate foreign exchange business.
(2) Financial institutions engaged in foreign exchange business shall, in accordance with regulations, open accounts for customers and handle relevant foreign exchange business.
(3) Financial institutions engaged in foreign exchange business shall deposit foreign exchange reserves in accordance with the regulations, abide by the regulations on the management of the ratio of foreign exchange assets to liabilities, and establish bad debt reserves.
(4) The RMB funds required by designated foreign exchange banks for foreign exchange settlement business shall use their own funds.
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