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China easing tipped to boost onshore bonds

Toby Yiu
A cut in the reserve requirement ratio for banks signals the start of a prolonged period of monetary easing in China, said CSOP's Meng Xiaoning at the Borrowers and Investors Forum.
China easing tipped to boost onshore bonds

Monetary easing is likely for years to come in China following last week’s cut to the reserve requirement ratio (RRR) for banks, and there will be more interest rate cuts this year, argues a debt investment specialist.

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