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China Moves to Free Up Money in Its Economy
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China's central bank, People' Bank of China (PBOC), and policies promoting macroprudence in lending in 2013-2014
06/25/2013
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China's central bank injects money into the banking system as banks are reluctant to lend and expected growth slows to below 7%. PBOC is also concerned about the excessive debt buildup as it guides the economy. PBOC lowered the reserve requirement by one half percentage point in Feb. 2015 to free up $81 billion for lending at banks, with other targeted moves for small business and agriculture.
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