Tag: rrr

While a cut to banks' reserve requirements should lower borrowing costs, a change to wealth management rules will do the opposite. It's all about getting borrowers away from so-called 'shadow banks'.

While the People’s Bank of China hopes cuts to its reserve rate ratio will inject liquidity into the SME market, the fundamentals still weigh heavily against it.

The PBoC to change RRR requirements * SEBI plans curbing certain derivative’s volatility * Thailand may curb crowdfunding * The U.S. and Europe lifts some sanctions on Iran * HKMA announces CCyB * And more….

Regulatory roundup: The PBoC relaxes capital account control by allowing onshore RMB conversion; China’s congress vote removes loan-to-deposit ratio requirement; RBI discloses D-SIB list, with additional common equity requirement.

While analysts generally believe China’s latest cuts would release more liquidity into the renminbi market, it is still too early to get excited, CT warns.

China's State Administration of Taxation has broadened its definition of 'Chinese taxable property'; The Securities and Exchange Commission issued hedging disclosure policy rules for US-listed companies; and the Reserve Bank of India has issued instructions on building capital buffers for the banking sector.

CPI inflation in China has popped to 2% year-on-year due to a surge in food prices. This should limit the opportunity of interest rate cuts to boost the country’s slowing economy, leaving the reserve requirement ratio (RRR) a prime monetary tool.

As China hits a series of economic bumps its central bank has become easing monetary policy.