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Central bank continues to boost liquidity to help banks

  • Published 25 Jun 2010

The People's Bank of China (PBoC), central bank, injected Rmb 211bn through open market operations this week, according to data released on Friday.

The move marks the highest weekly injection since early-February and brings net injections over the last five weeks to Rmb 716bn. This follows a dominant trend of weekly liquidity withdrawals since Chinese New Year in mid-February. The liquidity boost is a sign that the PBoC remains more concerned about the rate of slowing growth than about inflation, suggesting lending rates are unlikely to be hiked in coming weeks.

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