China's Central Bank Keeps MLF Loan Rate Steady
Analysis-China central bank is moving faster towards its policy limits
China's central bank is expected to deploy its most aggressive monetary tactics in a decade this year as it tries to stimulate the economy and soften the blow of impending U.S. tariff hikes, but in doing so it risks quickly exhausting its firepower.
China Central Bank Keeps One-Year Medium-Term Lending Facility Rate Steady at 2.00%
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