
China Poised to Lower Reserve Ratios and Interest Rates in 2025 to Boost Economy
China’s central bank governor announces plans to cut reserve requirement ratios and interest rates in 2025 to enhance economic growth and support innovation.
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China’s central bank governor announces plans to cut reserve requirement ratios and interest rates in 2025 to enhance economic growth and support innovation.
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