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MNI BRIEF: PBOC Eyes Real Estate Relending Tools Enhancement

MNI (BEIJING) - The People's Bank of China will enhance its relending tools as incentives to support the acquisition of existing land and houses to promote the use of idle land and improve cash flow in the real-estate sector, Tao Ling, deputy-governor of the central bank, told reporters on Thursday.

The Bank will allow policy and commercial banks to issue loans to qualified enterprises for the acquisition of existing land, while increasing the proportion of relending funds targeting acquisition of existing houses from the original 60% to 100% in a bid to accelerate efforts to reduce real-estate inventory, she said. (See MNI: PBOC Relending Boost More Effective For Housing- Advisors)

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MNI (BEIJING) - The People's Bank of China will enhance its relending tools as incentives to support the acquisition of existing land and houses to promote the use of idle land and improve cash flow in the real-estate sector, Tao Ling, deputy-governor of the central bank, told reporters on Thursday.

The Bank will allow policy and commercial banks to issue loans to qualified enterprises for the acquisition of existing land, while increasing the proportion of relending funds targeting acquisition of existing houses from the original 60% to 100% in a bid to accelerate efforts to reduce real-estate inventory, she said. (See MNI: PBOC Relending Boost More Effective For Housing- Advisors)

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