SHANGHAI, Dec 30 (Reuters) - China's primary money rates
rose this week and were largely higher this year, driven by the
central bank's tight liquidity stance in the second half aimed
at curbing bubbles and reducing leverage in the banking system.
The volume-weighted average rate of the benchmark seven-day
repo traded in the interbank market, considered
the best indicator of general liquidity in China, was 2.5776
percent as of Friday afternoon, nearly 13 pip higher compared
with the previous
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