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MNI BRIEF: PBOC Monitoring Inflation, Keeps Yuan Flexible

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The People Bank of China will monitor inflation for signs of strengthening and enhance the flexibility of the yuan exchange rate, officials of the Bank told reporters on Friday in a briefing. Alongside that, the Bank will make efforts to boost domestic consumption and support employment via ample liquidity and lower borrowing cost, officials of the Bank told reporters on Friday in a briefing.

Zou Lan, head of the PBOC's monetary policy department, said China’s Inflation could still rise as money supply remains at a high level, domestic demand is recovering and the impact of imported inflation is lingering, even though the inflation is expected to be tepid in 2023.

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The People Bank of China will monitor inflation for signs of strengthening and enhance the flexibility of the yuan exchange rate, officials of the Bank told reporters on Friday in a briefing. Alongside that, the Bank will make efforts to boost domestic consumption and support employment via ample liquidity and lower borrowing cost, officials of the Bank told reporters on Friday in a briefing.

Zou Lan, head of the PBOC's monetary policy department, said China’s Inflation could still rise as money supply remains at a high level, domestic demand is recovering and the impact of imported inflation is lingering, even though the inflation is expected to be tepid in 2023.

Keep reading...Show less