+ On February 18, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) announced that
the CNY reserve requirement ratio (RRR) will be cut by 0.5 percentage point
effective from February 24. This is the first time in 2012 that the PBOC cut
RRR.
+ After the cut, RRR will be 20.5% for large financial institutions
and 17% for small and medium financial institutions. It is estimated that the
RRR cut will provide around CNY 400-500 billion of liquidity.
Interbank rates rose last week, which might have triggered the concerns
over liquidity and the RRR cut
The monetary authorities have more policy flexibility as inflation lowers and real interest rates turn positive
Other News Headlines:
n PBOC
Announces the First Reserve Ratio Cut of This Year
n New Home Prices Stopped Rising in Jan.
n China’s Social Financing in Jan. Dropped 45.6% YoY
n Commercial Banks: Non-performing Loans at CNY 427.9 Billion, while Profit Stood at Over CNY 1 Trillion
n Sino-U.S. USD 4.3 Billion Soy Bean Orders Signed
n Vipshop.com: Launches IPO Application to Cover Loss at the Right Moment
n New Home Prices Stopped Rising in Jan.
n China’s Social Financing in Jan. Dropped 45.6% YoY
n Commercial Banks: Non-performing Loans at CNY 427.9 Billion, while Profit Stood at Over CNY 1 Trillion
n Sino-U.S. USD 4.3 Billion Soy Bean Orders Signed
n Vipshop.com: Launches IPO Application to Cover Loss at the Right Moment
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