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China's Central Bank Keeps MLF Loan Rate Steady

China Central Bank Keeps Key Policy Rate Steady

China’s central bank kept a key policy rate steady while injecting liquidity into the financial market, signaling that it may hold benchmark rates unchanged for longer.

EconoTimes · 3d

China's Central Bank Keeps MLF Loan Rate Steady at 2.00%

Chinas central bank, the Peoples Bank of China (PBOC), conducted a medium-term lending facility (MLF) operation on Friday, offering 200 billion yuan ($27.46 billion) in one-year loans to financial institutions.

MarketWatch · 3d

China Central Bank Keeps One-Year Medium-Term Lending Facility Rate Steady at 2.00%

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The Wall Street Journal on MSN · 13d

China’s Central Bank Reiterates Easing Pledges Amid Policy Dilemmas

The People’s Bank of China vowed to help the economy grow this year, firming expectations of more monetary easing.

China’s central bank conducts 14-day reverse repos ‘to inject liquidity into the market and boost confidence’

The headquarters of the People's Bank of China in Beijing Photo: IC. The People's Bank of China (PBC) conducted 14-day ...

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China keeps benchmark lending rates unchanged for 3rd straight month

China left key lending rates unchanged on Monday for the third straight month as the country seeks to maintain currency ...

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China keeps benchmark lending rates unchanged as it contends with a weakening yuan

Beijing contends with a weakening yuan while awaiting policy clues from the incoming Donald Trump’s administration.

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Global investors unfazed by PBoC’s warnings on Chinese bonds

Global investors have largely brushed off the warnings from the PBoC and continued to hold Chinese government bonds as an investment, believing that their prices will rise more, sending yields further ...

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