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CHINA PRESS
CHINA PRESS: The PBOC may increase its open market rate if the U.S. Fed raises
its benchmark interest rate in September, China Securities Journal reported
Thursday, citing analysts including Wen Bin, chief researcher at China Minsheng
Bank.
  - The Fed's interest rate hike would shock emerging markets, and a stronger
dollar brings more uncertainties to global financial markets: the Journal;
  - Domestic challenges must also be noted, including economic slowdown
pressure, uncertainties caused by deleveraging and structural reform: the
Journal;
  - China's monetary policy needs to balance a stable economic growth with risk
controls, while also ensuring credit flows to the real economy: the Journal;
  - Expanding domestic demand is a key to stabilising growth: the Journal.

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