China's Stimulus Plan: Banking System to Receive More Cash

By
Hao Linwei
1 min read
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China is anticipated to inject additional funds into the banking system this year as part of efforts to stimulate the economy and achieve a 5% growth target, which analysts view as challenging. The People’s Bank of China is expected to implement two more cuts to the amount of money banks are required to maintain in reserve, totaling 50 basis points and anticipated to occur in the latter half of 2024. This move follows February’s earlier predictions of a single third-quarter reduction, signaling the nation's commitment to boosting stimulus and economic growth.

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