China’s Central Bank Reaffirms ‘Moderately Loose’ Monetary Policy
China’s central bank will maintain a ‘moderately loose’ monetary policy and stabilize the yuan exchange rate this year, according to PBOC Deputy Governor Xuan Changneng.
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China’s central bank will maintain a ‘moderately loose’ monetary policy and stabilize the yuan exchange rate this year, according to PBOC Deputy Governor Xuan Changneng.
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The Financial Street Forum 2024 has opened in Beijing, gathering global financial leaders to promote trust, confidence, and collaboration for shared economic stability and growth.
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China’s central bank introduces a new swap facility to bolster capital market growth, with the potential to inject an additional 500 billion yuan if successful.
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