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IMF Pressing China to Disclose More Data on Currency Operations

Fund calls on Chinese central bank to release details about its holdings of derivatives

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BEIJING—The International Monetary Fund is pressing China to disclose more information about its currency operations based on standards the Chinese central bank had pledged to follow, people familiar with the matter said, as Chinese authorities resort to more-discreet ways to support the yuan.

In recent months, the People’s Bank of China has turned to the derivatives market to help prop up the currency—a shift from its traditional...

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