China's foreign exchange regulator said the U.S. Fed policy stance will be favourable for the nation's capital flows, and expected the cross-border capital flows to remain steady despite some uncertainties.

China will prevent risks in its cross-border capital flows, and ensure safety of its forex reserves, Wang Chunying, spokeswoman for the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE), said.

The Fed recently called a halt to further rate hikes over this year in the face of rising global economic risks.

China will improve channels for investing in its interbank bond market and develop the panda bond market, Wang said, adding that there is room for foreign investors to buy more Chinese paper.