China's central bank cut interest rates on loans of five years or longer to 3.95 percent to support its property market, while keeping the household and corporate loan rate at 3.45 percent. Experts say the measures will change little, as property market debt has risen since 2020 and the Producer Price Index has fallen for 16 consecutive months.
Tracked 5.9 percent Food prices
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China’s central bank has announced a cut on interest rates for loans which extend five years or longer to 3.95 percent, with a view to boost the nation’s property market.
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However, the central bank has maintained the interest rate on household and corporate loans at 3.45 per cent.
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While the world’s second-largest economy, China, has seen inflation fall to its lowest level in 15 years, its property market debt has been rising since 2020, with some companies declaring bankruptcy.
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The Producer Price Index (PPI) has fallen for the past 16 consecutive months and food prices fell 5.9 percent last month.
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The Producer Price Index (PPI) has fallen for the past 16 consecutive months and food prices fell 5.9 percent last month.
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China’s central bank has announced a cut on interest rates for loans which extend five years or longer to 3.95 percent, with a view to boost the nation’s property market.
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