What does the increasing face value of the renminbi mean?

Economic expansion should not be counted! The renminbi is falling internally and rising, and India has replaced China as the world's cheapest labor! Furthermore, although 500 RMB was issued, the relative reduction of 100 did not change!

That's fake. Recently, a 500-yuan renminbi pattern became famous on the Internet, and said that the central bank will issue it next year. In this regard, the relevant person in charge of the central bank made it clear that the news is purely a rumor, and the central bank has no plans to issue 500 yuan in the near future.

The reporter has seen this fake new version of 500 yuan that is claimed to be released in the near future on many web pages. This banknote is beige as the main color, with the simplified "People's Bank of China" above the front, but the font is obviously the simplified font of the Fangzheng Wei stele in the computer font library, not the Han Li written by Ma Wenwei on the face of the RMB ticket, the right side is the *** head, and there is a "*** 1904-1997" mark under the head, and the back is a landscape painting.

Experts explained that the netizens who posted the fake new version of 500 yuan may have done it for fun, but it violated the relevant laws. It is understood that the second paragraph of Article 27 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of RMB clearly stipulates that it is prohibited to make, imitate, buy and sell RMB patterns; In accordance with the provisions of the regulations, the above acts will be given a warning by the administrative organs for industry and commerce and other relevant administrative law enforcement agencies, confiscated illegal gains and illegal property, and imposed a fine of not less than 1 time but not more than 3 times the illegal gains, and if there are no illegal gains, a fine of not less than 1,000 yuan but not more than 50,000 yuan will also be imposed.

A person from the central bank told reporters that the central bank has no plans to issue a large denomination of renminbi in the short term. Relevant experts explained that China's current currency structure is rational and suited to China's economic environment. The issuance of large-denomination banknotes can instead give rise to unnecessary speculation about the presence of inflation and should be treated with caution.

The reporter learned that seven or eight years ago, there were also deputies to the National People's Congress who proposed to issue large-denomination banknotes, but at that time, the central bank did not consider all aspects of the situation.

It is understood that even from an international point of view, there are not many countries that issue large-denomination banknotes, mainly concentrated in South America and other places, Japan, South Korea banknotes are large because of their low currency value, such as the United States, Australia is generally used or 100 yuan denomination. And for security reasons, electronic money tends to be more "popular" than paper money.

It is reported that the sixth set of renminbi is unlikely to be issued in the short term.

Why do so many people ask this question?

It proves from the side that the people's living standards are constantly improving, and it turns out that 2 cents can buy an egg now.

What the renminbi is appreciating.

<> The face value of RMB refers to the face value of RMB, that is, 1 yuan, 5 yuan, 10 yuan, 20 yuan, 50 yuan, and 100 yuan printed on the face of RMB. Usually, the term face value is only found in paper money, and metal money determines its value by the weight of the metal it contains. Regardless of the country's banknotes, they are expressed by their face value.

The People's Republic of China is the legal tender of the People's Republic of China, which was issued on December 1, 1948, when the People's Bank of China was established.

The maximum denomination of the yen is 10,000 yuan, and it costs a few hundred yen to buy popsicles.

The maximum face value of the won is 10,000 won, and it costs several thousand won to buy popsicles.

The maximum face value of VND is 500,000 yuan, and it costs VND 10,000 to buy popsicles.

The largest renminbi denomination is only 100 yuan, so why not 1,000 yuan? Will there be 1,000 RMB?

In our opinion, many countries have very large currency denominations, and after 30 years of rapid development, why haven't the mid-range slippery countries developed currencies with larger denominations?

The face value of the currency issued by a country has nothing to do with the degree of economic development, Japan and South Korea are more developed and have larger currency denominations, while the largest denomination currency in the United States is only $100, and at the same time, less developed countries like Vietnam may have large currency denominations.

Second, after the reform and opening up, despite China's rapid economic development, it still lags far behind the developed countries, and it is still a developing country, and its per capita income belongs to the upper middle-income countries.

3.Is a larger denomination more valuable? 10,000 yen is equivalent to 600 yuan; 10,000 won is equivalent to 69 yuan; 500,000 VND is equivalent to only 144 yuan.

Why does a country have a currency with a large denomination? For example: 100 years ago in Japan, denominations were mainly made up of smaller denominations, such as 20 or 100 yen.

1.The purchasing power of 100 yuan is not as good as before, but we have canceled this device, and 100 yuan has also changed from scarcity to mass use, and the currency currently in circulation can basically meet daily needs.

2.The use of large denominations of currencies leads to high expectations of inflation in the market, and the current inflation rate in China is around 2, which is stable and there is no risk of high inflation.

3.The rise of Internet payments has made more and more Chinese no longer use cash, which is also an important point.

The essence of money lies in the fictitious value of its corresponding commodities, which is convenient for human transactions, which is the meaning of money, therefore, China does not issue a larger denomination of currency at present, the fundamental reason is that the current monetary unit can meet the needs of people's transactions.

The big banknote will definitely not be launched, why is it so liquid-literal? Because the amount of large banknotes is large, it is not conducive to the circulation market, for example, with large banknotes, take a large amount to buy things, buy hundreds of good money, if you buy a few dollars of things to find more than 900, do business will also have a lot of trouble, people who buy things will also have money to buy things, big money is not used in real life.

Today's society is popularized by electronic technology, WeChat, Alipay are widely used in the society, not to mention a big one, no matter what amount of money can be easily achieved conveniently, it is widely replaced by RMB, and then do a denomination of 1,000 will only bring inconvenience, there is no good effect. And now I don't want to bring a lot of cash when I go out, and I'm afraid of robbing and stealing, it's how convenient it is to transfer WeChat and Alipay, so a big banknote will not be issued, mainly because there is no convenience, there is no good side, and it is not conducive to circulation and carrying.

1. With the progress of China's society, the era of electronic payment has comeNow basically both urban and rural areas can already be used for electronic payment, and the country's electronic money has also been issued, it is better to promote the convenience of electronic payment, the use of paper money is less and less, but also let everyone get used to electronic payment, so if the issuance of large denomination of paper money is not conducive to change, because everyone can carry less paper money, not to mention can also find a large denomination.

Second, the issuance of large denominations will reduce the cost of counterfeit criminals, Let's think about it, the original counterfeiter can only make a maximum of 100 fingers of old face value, and now the cost of making a large value, do you say that it is more opportunity for counterfeiters to take advantage of? Therefore, the issuance of a large denomination of RMB is not conducive to anti-counterfeiting and anti-counterfeiting.

Third, the issuance of large denominations will give the public an illusion of inflationAfter all, China is only a developing country and not a developed country, if inflation currency depreciation to the country or everyone will bring a lot of drawbacks, so the face value of 100 yuan is more suitable for the current era, and the maximum face value of 100 is also more suitable for shopping and life circulation.

Yes. This is because with the development of the society, the transaction of goods and oak coins is becoming more and more frequent, and there are many large-value transactions, so it is likely to introduce banknotes with higher denominations.

Of course, it will not be a loss. Because there is no need for such banknotes in China's economy and society, the People's Bank of China will not do this in order to make the liquid-air economy more stable.

Definitely, there will be a particularly good development in the future, and the economy will continue to improve, so there will definitely be a high face value banknote.

The so-called face value is the abbreviation of "face value".

Paper money is different from metal money under the gold standard and silver standard monetary system, *** currency determines its value by the weight of *** it contains, and the value represented by paper money can only be indicated by printed numbers. Not only the face value is printed on the RMB, but all paper currencies are printed at face value.

To be precise, the 1 yuan, 5 yuan, 10 yuan, 20 yuan, 50 yuan, and 100 yuan printed on each renminbi are the face value of this renminbi. The same goes for other paper currencies.

It's the amount of RMB, such as 1 yuan, 10 yuan, 50 yuan, 100 yuan, which is called the face value.