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หลังประกาศข่าวนี้ฮั่งเส็งกับนิเกอิจาก -2% เด้งขึ้นมา -1.2% ทันที ไม่รู้ข่าวนี้จะช่วยพยุงไหวรึเปล่าในช่วงบ่าย
China’s benchmark money-market rates retreated from records after the central bank was said to have made funds available to lenders amid a cash squeeze.
The one-day repurchase rate dropped 384 basis points, or 3.84 percentage points, to 7.90 percent as of 9:33 a.m. in Shanghai, according to a weighted average compiled by the National Interbank Funding Center. That is the biggest drop since 2007. The seven-day rate fell 351 basis points to 8.11 percent. They touched record highs yesterday of 13.91 percent and 12.45 percent, respectively.
“The worst is over; the PBOC is likely to serve as a last resort and intervene to calm the markets and avoid such huge volatility,” said Chen Qi, a Shanghai-based strategist at UBS Securities Co. “Although a reduction in interest rates or reserve ratios is not likely in order to avoid confusing policy signals, we do think reverse repos are very likely to be resumed and PBOC will use window guidance as well. We expect liquidity tightness to persist.”
"The People’s Bank of China added 50 billion yuan ($8.2 billion) to the financial system."
Source:
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-06-20/china-money-rate-jumps-to-record-as-pboc-holds-off-on-cash-boost.html
จีนอัดเงินเข้าระบบหลังดอกเบี้ยบอนด์ขึ้น $8.2 billion
หลังประกาศข่าวนี้ฮั่งเส็งกับนิเกอิจาก -2% เด้งขึ้นมา -1.2% ทันที ไม่รู้ข่าวนี้จะช่วยพยุงไหวรึเปล่าในช่วงบ่าย
China’s benchmark money-market rates retreated from records after the central bank was said to have made funds available to lenders amid a cash squeeze.
The one-day repurchase rate dropped 384 basis points, or 3.84 percentage points, to 7.90 percent as of 9:33 a.m. in Shanghai, according to a weighted average compiled by the National Interbank Funding Center. That is the biggest drop since 2007. The seven-day rate fell 351 basis points to 8.11 percent. They touched record highs yesterday of 13.91 percent and 12.45 percent, respectively.
“The worst is over; the PBOC is likely to serve as a last resort and intervene to calm the markets and avoid such huge volatility,” said Chen Qi, a Shanghai-based strategist at UBS Securities Co. “Although a reduction in interest rates or reserve ratios is not likely in order to avoid confusing policy signals, we do think reverse repos are very likely to be resumed and PBOC will use window guidance as well. We expect liquidity tightness to persist.”
"The People’s Bank of China added 50 billion yuan ($8.2 billion) to the financial system."
Source: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-06-20/china-money-rate-jumps-to-record-as-pboc-holds-off-on-cash-boost.html