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1997年7月2日泰国中央银行宣布放弃14年来紧盯美元的联系汇率制度,采用有管理的浮动汇率制,当天,泰铢就贬值20%,并引起了菲律宾、马来西亚、印度尼西亚等国的货币贬值,由此而引发了“东亚金融动荡”。“东亚金融动荡”很快波及日本、韩国等许多亚洲国家和美国、欧洲等西方发达国家的金融市场,“东亚金融危机”已经和必将继续对世界经济产生重大的影响。由于多重因素的作用,“东亚金融动荡”对我国金融市场和经济发展的影响似乎不那么明显和直
On July 2, 1997, the Bank of Thailand announced that it would abandon the 14-year peg to the dollar and adopt a managed floating exchange rate system. On that day, the Thai baht devalued by 20% and caused currency devaluations in the Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia , Which triggered the “East Asian financial turmoil.” “East Asian financial turmoil” soon spread to many Asian countries such as Japan and South Korea and the financial markets of developed countries in the United States and Europe. The “East Asian financial crisis” has and will continue to have a significant impact on the world economy. Due to multiple factors, the impact of “East Asian financial turmoil” on China’s financial markets and economic development does not seem obvious and straightforward