
China’s PBOC Initiates $7B SFISF Operation to Strengthen Capital Markets
China’s central bank conducts its first $7 billion SFISF operation to stabilize the capital market, supporting financial institutions with liquid assets.
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China’s central bank conducts its first $7 billion SFISF operation to stabilize the capital market, supporting financial institutions with liquid assets.
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