20 Sep China money rates rise as cash demand, bond issuance sap liquidity
China’s primary money rates
rose this week as demand for cash increased ahead of two
national holidays and regular corporate tax payments, and as a
high concentration of local government bond issuance tightened
overall liquidity.
The volume-weighted average rate of the benchmark seven-day
repo traded in the interbank market, considered
the best indicator of general liquidity in China, was 2.6429
percent, 2.45 basis points higher than the previous week’s
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rose this week as demand for cash increased ahead of two
national holidays and regular corporate tax payments, and as a
high concentration of local government bond issuance tightened
overall liquidity.
The volume-weighted average rate of the benchmark seven-day
repo traded in the interbank market, considered
the best indicator of general liquidity in China, was 2.6429
percent, 2.45 basis points higher than the previous week’s
clos
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