More from PBOC's Zhou - on what still may trigger market turbulence

Comments from the People’s Bank of China's Governor Zhou Xiaochuan in a statement to the IMF steering committee:

(Mike had earlier comments from Zho here: PBOC gov Zhou says they will accelerate reforms to support yuan inclusion in IMF SDRs)

"Asynchronous monetary policy in major advanced economies, abrupt changes in oil prices, and renewed geopolitical tensions may trigger another round of turbulence in the global financial market."

He also commented on US monetary policy:

"In the U.S., the monetary policy stance should always be effectively communicated - taking into account the side effects from a prolonged accommodation."

On China:

• Says inflationary pressure remains contained
• Says China's banking sector remains in good shape despite some pick-up in nonperforming loans

via Reuters

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There have been International Monetary Fund and World Bank meetings on Saturday in Washington ... and plenty of comments from various finance ministers, central bankers and what not.