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MNI BRIEF: PBOC To Curb Any Yuan Overshot : PBOC Zou

MNI (BEIJNG ) - The People’s Bank of China will focus on preventing excessive volatility of the yuan exchange rate from external shocks, and increase treasury bonds trade to coordinate the proactive fiscal policy in 2025, said Zou Lan, head of the Bank’s monetary policy department, according to CCTV News. 

The PBOC will create a suitable liquidity environment for government bond issuance, with efforts continuing in terms of lowering the cost of social financing and supporting consumption and investment, Zou said, noting it will improve the transmission of monetary policy, preventing funds from circulating idly inside the financial system and maintaining a balance between supporting economy and ensuring the sound operation of banks. (See:MNI: PBOC To Increase Bond Buying, Fiscal Coordination In 2025)

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MNI (BEIJNG ) - The People’s Bank of China will focus on preventing excessive volatility of the yuan exchange rate from external shocks, and increase treasury bonds trade to coordinate the proactive fiscal policy in 2025, said Zou Lan, head of the Bank’s monetary policy department, according to CCTV News. 

The PBOC will create a suitable liquidity environment for government bond issuance, with efforts continuing in terms of lowering the cost of social financing and supporting consumption and investment, Zou said, noting it will improve the transmission of monetary policy, preventing funds from circulating idly inside the financial system and maintaining a balance between supporting economy and ensuring the sound operation of banks. (See:MNI: PBOC To Increase Bond Buying, Fiscal Coordination In 2025)

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