The People’s Bank of China Didn’t Change The Benchmark Loan Rate
As expected, the People's Bank of China did not change the benchmark loan interest rate (LPR) at its March meeting.
As expected, the People's Bank of China did not change the benchmark loan interest rate (LPR) at its March meeting.
Although the retail sales data announced in China indicated a recovery in the economy, the industrial production data was disappointing.
As China eased the Covid-19 restrictions, risky assets made a premium while the dollar fell. The rise in gold prices ...
Economic activity is adversely affected in China, where Covid measures have been relaxed.
The People's Bank of China kept the lending benchmark interest rate constant in December, as it did in the past ...
Despite investors moving from bonds to stocks, the Chinese government took action. According to Bloomberg's report, Chinese authorities have called ...
The indicative 1-year primary interest rate for bank loans in China was kept constant at 3.65 percent. The 5-year benchmark ...
Economic activity in China showed signs of a slowdown in October.
Stocks in Asia-Pacific mixed into the new week after the Wall Street Journal reported that some Fed officials were too ...
In line with economists' expectations, the People's Bank of China kept its monetary policy easing steps.
Asian stock markets started the day with a mixed course
Taiwan was not mentioned in the statement regarding the visit to Pacific countries.
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