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CHINA PRESS
CHINA PRESS: The PBOC's RRR cut earlier this month confirms that monetary policy
has been slightly adjusted to a neutral status or even neutral-leaning loose
status, China Securities Journal reported, even though it allowed the use of
capital released by the cut to replace banks' borrowing from the central bank. 
  - As the overall monetary policy is still prudent and neutral in order to
avoid overleveraging in the financial sector, money supply will not be too loose
- though this year's liquidity could be better than last year; 
  - Liquidity in the market has been very tight recently, partly due to the peak
of tax payments; the PBOC also drained a total CNY570 billion liquidity via open
market operations in the four weeks before last week, the newspaper said; 
  - As the RRR cut will be effective as of Wednesday and fiscal expense will
increase at the end of this month, the tightness of money supply will ease.

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