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| | | ... space, changes have also been afoot in China. In a statement on its website dated 15 March 2014, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) announced that from it is doubling the yuan's trading band against the US dollar - "The yuan will, from today, be able ... |
| | | | ... renminbi's trading band against the US dollar to 2.0% yesterday (from 1%) on either side of the Peoples Bank of China's (PBOC) daily reference rate fixing. According to the PBOC, this is in line with the government's move towards a market-determined ... |
| | | | ... weaker-than-expected reports out of China? It's rebalancing and even if it's not, easing inflation in the country gives the PBOC scope to move... and it has more than sufficient means to do it. |
| | | | Ayy-yay-yay-yay-yay! Here we go again. Weak economic reports out of China have again put a question mark about its economy and by extension, the economy of the world. Oh sowee Virginia, I stand corrected... it wasn't a question mark, China's headed ... |
| | | | ... considering a change in the reduction of its monthly asset purchases. What's changing though is the Peoples Bank of China's (PBOC) thinking - nay, it's all as planned. Recall how it took away free yuan lunches? When it allowed the yuan to fall sharply ... |
| | | | ... might be thinking just that - shorting the Chinese yuan versus the greenback - from here on after the Peoples Bank of China (PBOC) allowed the country's legal tender to fall by nearly 0.5% in a single day - seems small but it was the biggest fall since ... |
| | | | ... rate of US$85 billion a month; the BOE and the BOJ increased their quantitative easing efforts; the People's Bank of China (PBOC) lowered interest rates and banks' reserve requirements; and, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) slashed interest rates ... |
| | | | ... quarter from 7.5% in the previous one. Bo-ring. It's the same old story...the economy hits a snag, the PM of the day or the PBOC implements counter-measures to ensure growth stays on target. It's the mini-stimulus - tax cuts and spending on rail infrastructure ... |
| | | | ... at the very least. The three arrows can now fly unimpeded. There's a positive report that's come out of China as well. The PBOC is liberalising interest rates there - it removed the 6.0% floor on one-year loans, allowing banks to set their own lending ... |
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