China to Intensify Monetary Policy for Economic Stability
China will enhance its monetary policy adjustments to promote stable economic growth and high-quality development, as outlined by Pan Gongsheng, governor of the People’s Bank of China.
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China will enhance its monetary policy adjustments to promote stable economic growth and high-quality development, as outlined by Pan Gongsheng, governor of the People’s Bank of China.
China’s central bank has launched the first SFISF operation, executing a 50 billion yuan swap to bolster market stability, marking a significant step in supporting the healthy development of China’s capital market.
PBOC Governor Pan Gongsheng announces China’s financial system is stable with reduced local government debt, low mortgage down payments, and a significant drop in risk levels.
Amid global uncertainties, China is enhancing cooperation to maintain financial stability. By focusing on real estate, green financing, and innovation, China aims to promote high-quality development.
Croatian National Bank Governor Boris Vujčić emphasizes the need for a diversified international financial system to ensure global stability amid rising geopolitical tensions and economic challenges.
Economists Gyorgy Matolcsy and Boris Vujcic discuss the urgent need to establish a new international economic order to address rising global challenges.
A discussion between central bank governors highlights the urgent need to establish a diversified international financial system to ensure global stability and growth.
China’s Vice President Han Zheng announces the country’s commitment to enhancing global economic and financial stability through deeper cooperation with the Bank for International Settlements.
The People's Bank of China reports a balanced and effective monetary policy execution in Q1, fostering economic recovery with measures ensuring sufficient liquidity and reduced financing costs.
China and the U.S. held constructive talks on monetary policy and financial stability in Washington, D.C., signaling a commitment to collaboration amid global economic uncertainties.
With days before a potential default on its debt, the US’s political deadlock has shaken global confidence. Experts discuss why the US debt issue matters for the world economy.
Experts express confidence in China’s ability to manage local government debt risks, highlighting effective strategies and economic stability as key factors in mitigating potential issues.