Economics
China Cuts Rates, Injects Liquidity as Mainland Markets Sink
- Central bank trims costs of open-market operations Monday
- Onshore stocks, commodities, yuan drop as trading reopens
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China’s central bank took its first concrete steps to cushion the economy and plunging markets from the blow of a spreading new virus, providing short-term funding to banks and cutting the interest rate it charges for the money.