PBOC says moving away from anti-crisis mode

China's central bank says it will guide monetary measures away from an anti-crisis footing. The People's Bank of China makes the remarks in its quarterly monetary policy report released on Thursday.

It adds that trade friction and other countries' stimulus exit policies will have a major impact on the Chinese economy. It also notes that potential risks for price stability are increasing. And it will try to control inflationary expectations while also ensuring stable growth.

China's central bank says it will guide monetary measures away from an  anti-crisis footing.