(Boursier.com) – Faced with the economic slowdown, the central bank of China announced Friday a decline in interest rates for the first time in over two years. The benchmark one-year lending and goes to 5.6% (-40 basis points), while the deposit rate was lowered by 25 basis points to 2.75%. These decisions take effect tomorrow, Saturday, November 22 …
Boosting consumption
To boost consumption, the People’s Bank of China will also continue liberalization of rates interest in raising the ceiling on lending rates that can be paid on deposits to 1.2 times the reference rate against 1.1 times previously, according to the news agency Reuters. In the same vein, the government had raised in the first half, minimum wages in 16 provincial towns.
Growth slow but “viable”
In the third quarter, Chinese


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