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New Reference Rate for Bank Loans Edges Down

The national interest rate that Chinese banks now use as a reference for pricing one-year loans edged
Central Bank Bucks Expectation of Key Interest Rate Cut

Bucking market expectations of a cut to a key interest rate, the central bank announced on Tuesday that
Update: China Ditches Caps on Foreign Institutional Investor Programs

China has decided to remove the caps on how much overseas investors can invest in the country through
In Depth: The Road Toward Creating the World’s Biggest Carbon Market

The hottest summer ever to sweep the Northern Hemisphere this year is making efforts to curb global warming
China Allows Three More Brokerages Access to Interbank Forex Market

China’s forex regulator for the first time in more than four years allowed three additional brokerages
China Signals Monetary Easing to Support ‘Real’ Economy

China’s cabinet, the State Council, has signaled that the authorities will ease monetary policy with
Banks Urged Not to Drag Their Feet on Lending Rate Reform

* The People’s Bank of China has issued a series of milestones it expects major banks to hit in the coming
Banks Urged to Use New Reference for Loan Pricing as Soon as Possible

The central bank has urged banks to adopt the national loan prime rates (LPRs) as a reference for pricing
Yuan Falls to 11-Year Low as Trade War Escalates

The Chinese yuan tumbled 1.19% against the U.S. dollar in four weeks as trade tensions with the U.S.
Four Things to Know About How Loans Now Get Priced in China

. Peng Qinqin contributed to this report. Contact reporter Guo Yingzhe (yingzheguo@caixin.com)