Economics
China Easing Expected as $625 Billion ‘Liquidity Hole’ Opens Up
- PBOC will probably cut reserve requirement ratio, Citic says
- Citic estimates 1 trillion yuan cash withdrawals for holiday
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China will cut the reserve requirement ratio and improve funding conditions this month, as liquidity tightens toward the Spring Festival holidays, the country’s largest securities firm says.