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China's PBOC shifts focus from new stimulus to policy implementation

China's central bank, the People's Bank of China (PBOC), has indicated a shift in focus from introducing new stimulus measures to implementing existing ones. This change is suggested by the removal of language regarding "incremental policies" from its latest quarterly report. Analysts anticipate that any new policy measures are unlikely before December's annual policy-setting meeting. AI

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China's PBOC shifts focus from new stimulus to policy implementation

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Sylvia Ma ·

    China signals focus shift to policy delivery as PBOC drops stimulus language

    China’s central bank’s decision to drop a reference to additional policy measures from its latest quarterly report suggests Beijing’s focus is shifting towards implementing existing support measures, with analysts pointing to December’s annual policy-setting meeting as the next w…