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Early Monday morning, China’s central bank lowered the reserve requirement ratio (RRR) on domestic banks. The RRR is the percentage of funds that a bank must hold in reserve and not lend out. Lowering this requirement released approximately $188 billion of liquidity, and it is meant to stimulate China’s economy. (12/6/2021) |
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AISI Steel Capability Utilization Rate Investing.com Economic Calendar 12/6/2021: China Evergrande shares plunge as it teeters on brink of default 12/6/2021: China frees up $188 billion for banks in second reserve ratio cut this year |
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