Reported about 15 hours ago
China is expected to keep its benchmark lending rates unchanged in the upcoming monthly fixing, as economic resilience mitigates the need for immediate monetary easing. A recent survey revealed that analysts anticipate both the one-year and five-year loan prime rates to remain stable, despite ongoing pressures such as weak domestic demand and uncertainties linked to U.S. tariffs. Market focus is shifting towards the upcoming Politburo meeting, which may influence future economic policies, as recent GDP data showed slight growth beyond expectations.
Source: YAHOO