China’s central bank is moving ahead with a 500-billion-yuan swap facility to let securities, fund, and insurance firms get liquid assets for their stock purchases.
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China’s central bank says opens up 500 billion yuan in liquidity to boost market
CHINA’S central bank on Thursday launched a “swap facility” offering firms access to 500 billion yuan (S$92.3 billion) in liquidity, as Beijing seeks to boost the country’s flagging economy. Read more …
China’s Stimulus Measures: A Temporary Bandage On Deeper Economic Issues
While the Chinese government has recently enacted stimulus measures to revitalize its flagging economy, many investors and economists remain skeptical on its impact.
China reportedly offered to sell EVs for a minimum of €30,000 in Europe, half the average price of EVs in the region
The Chinese government reportedly offered to sell EVs for a minimum of €30,000 in Europe to stave off eventual tariffs implemented by the EU, but the proposal still fell way below the average price of…
Oil sinks nearly 5% as run-up amid Middle East conflict pauses, China stimulus dissapoints
Oil snapped a five-day winning streak on Tuesday as the recent rally stemming from the Middle East conflict took a pause, and China signaled no additional big stimulus.
Take two — Beijing sets new press conference for fiscal discussion on Saturday
China will hold a press conference on fiscal policy this Saturday, though investors expressed impatience about having to wait for news of additional measures to stimulate the world’s second biggest …
China September bank lending set to rise on policy support
China’s new yuan loans likely jumped in September from August, a Reuters poll showed on Wednesday, as the central bank ramps up stimulus to drive the sputtering economy towards this year’s growth target.
Why Tuesday is a huge moment for China’s crazy market rally
China looks set to deliver fiscal stimulus to support its monetary policy moves. There’s room for equities to keep running, but also reasons to be sceptical.
China’s Finance Minister to hold briefing on Oct 12 as investors seek more stimulus
Economists expect an economic support package worth 2-3 trillion yuan (S$369 billion-$554 billion). Read more at straitstimes.com.
China’s Finance Minister to hold briefing on Oct 12 as investors seek more stimulus
Economists expect an economic support package worth 2-3 trillion yuan (S$369 billion-$554 billion). Read more at straitstimes.com.
China Finance Ministry Calls Press Briefing, Firing Up Stimulus Hopes
China’s finance ministry is set to hold a media briefing Saturday, reigniting expectations that Beijing is readying fiscal stimulus to boost the economy.
China’s finance ministry to detail fiscal policy on Saturday
China’s finance ministry will hold a news conference on Saturday to detail plans on fiscal stimulus intended to lift a faltering economy, the government’s main information office said on Wednesday. Ma …
Why China is hesitant to fire its stimulus bazooka
The rise in China-related equities and commodities, including iron ore and copper following the apparent pivot towards stimulus from the People’s Bank of China last month was stunning, but Ferres says …
