As reported by Shanghai Securities News via MNI, Shen Lan, an economist covering China for Standard Chartered noted that China's reserve
requirement ratio (RRR) is expected to be cut by 0.5 percentage point
in December as foreign reserves fell sharply in November, which likely
resulted in slower M2 growth.
However, he added that the interest rate cut however, may not happen unless CPI growth slowed further.
China is expected to report its annualised CPI figures on Tuesday, with markets expecting the consumer prices to have ticked higher last month.
However, he added that the interest rate cut however, may not happen unless CPI growth slowed further.
China is expected to report its annualised CPI figures on Tuesday, with markets expecting the consumer prices to have ticked higher last month.
