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Feb 07, 2024 10:03 AM
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CX Daily: China Set for Interest Rate Cuts to Support Economy

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Expectations of a cut in lending rates rose at the end of 2023 after many Chinese banks lowered their deposit rates to ease pressure on their profit margins after lowering borrowing costs earlier in the year.
Expectations of a cut in lending rates rose at the end of 2023 after many Chinese banks lowered their deposit rates to ease pressure on their profit margins after lowering borrowing costs earlier in the year.

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In Depth: China set for interest rate cuts to support economy

China’s central bank is still widely expected to cut interest rates this quarter as part of government efforts to support economic growth despite its surprise move to leave borrowing costs unchanged in mid-January.

The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) left a key interest rate unchanged on Jan. 15, leading the country’s major lenders to keep their benchmark interest rates — the one-year and five-year-plus loan prime rates (LPRs) — on hold a week later.

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