China's foreign exchange regulator said on Monday it does not expect disorderly depreciation of the yuan despite the impact from external factors such as trade frictions.

China's foreign debt is stable, and changes in the yuan's exchange rate will not lead to large-scale deleveraging in the country's foreign debt, Pan Gongsheng, head of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE), wrote in an article.

Pan added that China has the confidence and capability to effectively fend off shocks and risks and to maintain stable foreign exchange markets.