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IMF warns of risks to Asia’s economy as trade tensions, soft China growth bite
“China’s policy response is critical in this context,” it said … official agenda at last week’s International Monetary Fund and World Bank annual meetings, finance leaders spent much of their energy …
China’s central bank conducts 500 bln yuan of outright reverse repos in October
China’s central bank said on Thursday it conducted 500 billion yuan ($70.24 billion) of outright reverse repurchase agreements in October.
China’s central bank holds steady with 200 billion yuan net bond purchase
Consistency of bond purchase, kept at the same level as previous month, seen as key gauge of China’s monetary and fiscal policy coordination.
BIS to leave China-backed central bank digital currency project
The Bank for International Settlements said on Thursday it would quit the cross-border payments platform Project mBridge, raising questions about how the scheme backed by China will evolve at a time …
Janet Yellen and Chinese central banker discuss financial monitoring and money laundering
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has met with China’s deputy central bank governor Xuan Chengneng in Washington this week to discuss coordination on financial market monitoring and money laundering.
China’s Safest Banks 2024
Its GDP is forecast by the International Monetary Fund to decline to 5% in 2024 from 5.3% in 2023, falling to 4.5% in 2025. To help bolster the weakening economy and ailing real estate sector,…
China’s Central Bank Pumps Liquidity Into Banking System — 2nd Update
China’s central bank injected roughly $70 billion of liquidity into the country’s financial system via a new policy tool in October, part of Beijing’s efforts to bolster the economy.
China’s central bank injects cash via new outright reverse repos in October
China’s central bank has injected 500 billion yuan ($70.24 billion) into its banking system during October through a new reverse repurchase tool announced earlier this week, the bank said on Thursday.
Why China needs to fill its empty homes
I f not another flat was built and sales continued at their current pace, it would take eight years to sell all the homes lying dormant around Luoyang, a city of 7m in central China.…
China’s Central Bank Injects $70 Billion With New Liquidity Tool
China’s central bank injected $70 billion worth of cash into money markets this month via a newly established policy tool to ease liquidity stresses in the fragile economy.
China’s Oct factory, services activity break back into expansion
China’s manufacturing activity in October expanded for the first time in six months, an official factory survey showed on Thursday, supporting policymakers’ optimism that recent fresh stimulus will …
Why China Won’t Give Up on a Failing Economic Model
China’s most pressing short-term economic challenge is weak domestic demand, driven by a lack of consumer confidence. When Chinese consumers refuse to spend, they hoard cash, creating a savings glut …