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CHINA PRESS
CHINA PRESS: China's prudent and neutral monetary policy needs to be fully
implemented and cutting banks' reserve requirement ratios could be an option for
that policy, the 21st Century Business Herald said Thursday. This year's
monetary policy actually is leaning looser than last year, with new loans
reaching CNY8.8 trillion in the first seven months, CNY798.1 billion more than
in the same period last year. Increasing capital demand and the strong desire of
financial institutions to expand are causing monetary policy to loosen,
hindering the goal of neutral policy. Therefore, the monetary policy framework
needs to be reformed to slow down the growth in the scale of financing and
improve financial institutions' investment structures, the newspaper argued. A
reduction in the reserve requirement ratio could facilitate such a reform, it
added, allowing financial institutions to have more excess reserves and rely
less on liquidity injections by the People's Bank of China. (21st Century
Business Herald)

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