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MNI INTERVIEW: Yuan Strength Due to Temporary Factors-Ma Jun
BEIJING (MNI)
PBOC Monetary Policy Committee member Ma Jun discusses the yuan and growth with MNI.
October 23, 2020 05:28 GMT
POLICY
MNI INTERVIEW: Yuan Strength Due to Temporary Factors-Ma Jun
PBOC Monetary Policy Committee member Ma Jun discusses the yuan and growth with MNI.
MNI EXCLUSIVE: China May Ease Debt Caps On Property Developers
Recently-introduced limits on Chinese property developers' borrowing could crimp local governments' vital land sales, policy advisors say.
MNI EXCLUSIVE: Fed May Shift QE Purchases Towards Long End
While the Fed would want to see more data before easing further, a first step could be to shift the average maturity of the cenral bank's asset purchase program.
DATA
MNI BRIEF: UK Online Sales Remain Buoyant In Sept: ONS
UK internet shopping still taking a bigger share of overall spend that pre-pandemic
MNI POLICY: Fed Balance Sheet Grows to Record USD7.18 Trillion
Treasury purchases take it just past the previous mark set in June.
MNI DATA IMPACT: US September Home Sales Strongest Since 2006
Existing home sales show momentum into the winter months, driven in part by work-at-home buyers trading up to bigger houses
POLITICAL RISK
Debate Finished, Nothing New Learn
Election debate over, I'm not sure we learnt anything new at all, and don't expect it to be a needle mover.
Familiar Matters Still In Play
Trump-Biden debate talk on foreign interference in the U.S. elections moves on to the usual foreign payments vs. tax return matters. Both being a lot more well behaved in terms of etiquette than in round 1.
The Re-Opening Argument
Trump now stressing the need to open up the economy, while Biden is pressured on further shutdowns. The former Vice President points to a need for safe re-openings, while arguing that Trump should have done more in fiscal stimulus talks.
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