China's Central Bank Once Again Lifts Yields on One-Year Bills
Published:
2010-01-20
The People's Bank of China has once again raised the interest return on one-year bills by eight basis points yesterday. By making government bond purchases more attractive to investors, including banks, the bank hopes to withdraw liquidity from China's financial system.
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China Business News
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