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Free AccessMNI China Press Digest, April 2: RRR Cut, Yuan, Housing
BEIJING (MNI) - The following lists highlights from China press reports on
Tuesday:
The PBOC should hold the decision to cut reserve requirement ratio until
the first-quarter economic data is known as well as considering the liquidity
condition and interest rates, the Economic Information Daily said today citing
Sheng Songcheng, a former advisor to the central bank, who responded to
speculation that RRRs may be cut this month. Cutting RRRs when the economy is
still stabilizing may risk inflation and cause excess liquidity to speculate on
real estate, the newspaper said citing Sheng. China is scheduled to release Q1
data on April 17, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
The yuan is likely to strengthen to as high as 6.6 against the U.S. dollar
from about 6.7 now as China's trade relations with the U.S. improve, said Ming
Ming, chief analyst at CITIC Securities in a report. A halt in the reverse U.S.
bond yield curve, often seen as a recession signal, coupled with strong consumer
confidence and positive new housing sales data showed a U.S. recession is less
likely for now, further reducing external pressure, Ming said. A stronger yuan
also tend to boost China's stock market, he said. The yuan traded 6.7196 against
the dollar at 10:34 a.m. local time.
March sales volume of second-hand housing in Beijing hit a one-year high at
16,051 units, leading the recovery of housing markets in first- and second-tier
cities, said Securities Daily today. The sharp rise of transaction was driven by
market speculation that the loan policy for second housing could be further
tightened, as well as more mortgage loan approvals, said the newspaper citing
Zhang Bo, chief analyst at 58 Anjuke Institute. Suppressed demand and
speculation also fueled the market, the daily reported citing Zhang Dawei, chief
analyst at Centaline Property.
--MNI Beijing Bureau; +86 (10) 8532-5998; email: wanxia.lin@marketnews.com
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