"Shanghai Securities News: Insisting on 'placing ourselves in the primary position' has sufficient conditions, with macroeconomic policies exerting efforts to stabilize growth, providing key support for stabilizing the exchange rate."

The article states that currently, the external environment is complex and volatile, and there is high uncertainty in the monetary policies of major developed economies. Experts interviewed generally believe that China's monetary policy currently has sufficient conditions to adhere to the principle of "being in charge of oneself." The adjustments in foreign monetary policies in the second half of the year have limited impact on the autonomy of China's monetary policy.