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China Bank Funding Costs Hit Record Low on PBOC Rate Shift

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Yields on short-term debt issued by Chinese banks dropped to a record low after the central bank transitioned to the overnight repo rate as its primary policy anchor, in a move seen by markets as de facto easing.

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China Bank Funding Costs Hit Record Low on PBOC Rate Shift. Yields on short-term debt issued by Chinese banks dropped to a record low after the central bank transitioned to the overnight repo rate as its primary policy anchor, in a move seen by markets as de facto easing. Covered by 1 publications. Bloomberg Markets: China Bank Funding Costs Hit Record Low on PBOC Rate Shift.

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  1. Bloomberg Markets United States China Bank Funding Costs Hit Record Low on PBOC Rate Shift Yields on short-term debt issued by Chinese banks dropped to a record low after the central bank transitioned to the overnight repo rate as its primary policy anchor, in a move seen by markets as de facto easing. 7 h ago · Tier 1

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