China eases exchange rate controls for banks

Published July 3, 2014 4:29am ET



BEIJING (AP) — China announced another modest easing Thursday of its currency controls, saying banks will be allowed to set their own exchange rates in dealings with customers.

The change adds to a series of moves aimed at making China’s government-controlled financial system more market-oriented and efficient.

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