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MNI BRIEF: PBOC To Cut Rates, RRR For Economy: Pan

The PBOC will reduce rates this year.

MNI (BEIJING) - The People’s Bank of China will reduce interest rates and the reserve requirement ratio to maintain ample liquidity and support financing of the economy, said Governor Pan Gongsheng on Monday in Hong Kong according to a statement on the PBOC’s website. 

The focus of China's macroeconomic policy will shift from an emphasis on investment to a more balanced approach with consumption, he said, noting efforts will be made to expand spending by increasing household income, enhancing consumption subsidies, innovating supply, and improving social security. (See MNI: PBOC To Aim To Drive Inflation Higher- Advisors)

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MNI (BEIJING) - The People’s Bank of China will reduce interest rates and the reserve requirement ratio to maintain ample liquidity and support financing of the economy, said Governor Pan Gongsheng on Monday in Hong Kong according to a statement on the PBOC’s website. 

The focus of China's macroeconomic policy will shift from an emphasis on investment to a more balanced approach with consumption, he said, noting efforts will be made to expand spending by increasing household income, enhancing consumption subsidies, innovating supply, and improving social security. (See MNI: PBOC To Aim To Drive Inflation Higher- Advisors)

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