Economists cited by the media argue that the latest rise in Chinese government bond yields should not be characterized as a sign of reflation, as ongoing deflationary pressures are expected to be a contributing factor to interest rates remaining low.
The People’s Bank of China on Thursday, March 20, decided to keep its key lending rates unchanged, as the Asian country is currently trying to support economic growth and stabilize the yuan amid the observed process of intensification of trade frictions.
The People’s Bank of China has strengthened the defense of the yuan and the domestic foreign exchange market.
The Chinese authorities are convinced that the Asian country has the capacity and tools sufficient to ensure the recovery and growth of its economy this year.
The People’s Bank of China on Friday, January 10, announced that it had suspended the purchase of treasury bonds, against which a jump in yields was recorded and rumors began to actively circulate that this decision by the Asian country’s financial regulator was aimed at protecting the yuan, which is currently on a trajectory of […]
Last Friday, December 20, the People’s Bank of China decided to keep its main benchmark lending rates at the same level, as the Asian country is currently facing the challenge of bolstering economic growth while backstopping the weakening yuan.
China’s central bank has unveiled a broad package of monetary stimulus measures designed to revive the world’s second-largest economy, which is currently facing insufficient factors for an upward trajectory that ensures rapid growth.
Last Tuesday, August 27, the Chinese government released a set of guidelines to ensure support for its largest economic zone through multi-level capital markets.
In the space of China’s economic system, which is currently the second largest in the world, an unexpected decision by the financial authorities was recorded in the form of lowering borrowing costs.
The People’s Bank of China has tightened its control over interest rates, deciding to introduce a new mechanism to influence the cost of short-term borrowing.
The People’s Bank of China has decided to leave the key interest rate unchanged.
In China, calls for cutting interest rates are now becoming louder and louder, which are addressed to the central bank of this Asian country.
A sharp contraction in lending in China is forcing the central bank of the Asian country to assist, and from the government’s point of view, it is a source of need to spend more money.
People’s Bank of China Governor Pan Gongsheng said that the country will seek to intensify currency cooperation with other Asian economies to strengthen financial stability in the region.
Positive consumer inflation has been recorded in China for the first time in the last six months.
During January, local financial institutions in China issued a record number of loans to citizens.
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