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CHINA PRESS
CHINA PRESS: China's bond market is disturbed by rumours suggesting that
regulators could include policy bank bonds in interbank investment management,
said Ming Ming, chief analyst at CITIC Securities in a report. Ming said such a
move would limit the size of interbank assets and lead to the weakening of
policy bank bonds while strengthening government bonds. He said policymakers
could be aiming to curb the disorderly expansion of the interbank assets of some
small and medium-sized banks, rather than targeting policy banks. Increased
interbank regulations and the marginal tightening of credits would be conducive
to drive down risk-free interest rates, Ming said. 

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