20 Dec China money rates fall on resumed reverse repos, new lending tool
China’s primary money rates
fell this week after the central bank resumed liquidity
injections through its regular open market operations, following
a long hiatus, and as it introduced a tool for targeted lending
with lower interest.
On Monday, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) injected 160
billion yuan ($23.2 billion) through reverse bond repurchase
agreements, the first such operation after an unprecedented
36-day pause.
It then made four more injectio
fell this week after the central bank resumed liquidity
injections through its regular open market operations, following
a long hiatus, and as it introduced a tool for targeted lending
with lower interest.
On Monday, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) injected 160
billion yuan ($23.2 billion) through reverse bond repurchase
agreements, the first such operation after an unprecedented
36-day pause.
It then made four more injectio
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