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Free AccessMNI China Press Digest, Dec 4: PBOC Yi, Tariff, Yuan
BEIJING (MNI) - The following lists highlights from the Chinese press for
Tuesday:
Chinese policymakers should strengthen counter-cyclical regulation, said
Shanghai Securities News on Monday night, citing a report written by Yi Gang,
governor of the People's Bank of China. Policymakers should adopt tools to
ensure a soft landing when the economy is overheated or there is a bubble in
asset prices, and, in the event of a recession or external stocks, authorities
must promptly stabilize financial markets to boost confidence, Yi said. (Link to
the story: https://bit.ly/2QbqPEx)
Chinese authorities are mulling reducing tariffs on vehicles imported from
the U.S., but it is unclear when and to what extent the tariff will be lowered,
the Securities Daily said Tuesday, citing an anonymous insider. The source
expected the tariff will fall to 15%, from the 25% imposed in July as a response
to U.S. tariffs, the Daily said (U.S. President Donald Trump tweeted Monday
suggesting a similar move from China). Although it will take time yet for a
formal decision, one is expected before the end of the year, the newspaper said
citing the insider. (Link to the story: https://bit.ly/2E2mOuu)
The yuan exchange rate is unlikely to fall below the psychological 7 mark
against the U.S. dollar in the last month of the year, as external risks seem be
to easing, said China Securities Journal in its front-page on Tuesday. An
increasing number of market participants believe the U.S. economy is gradually
approaching a turning point, as fiscal stimulus starts to fade and the lag
effect of raising interest rates begins to appear. The Fed has limited room for
further interest rate hikes, the Journal said. Meanwhile, the Sino-U.S. rate
spread remains stable at a low level, which will also help to ease depreciation
pressure on the yuan, the newspaper said. (Link to the story:
https://bit.ly/2E1ralY)
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