China rates climb again, PBoC likely to provide further SLOs

FXstreet.com (Bali) - China money market rates surged again on Monday, with the 7-day repo rates reaching a high of 9.8% vs 7.6% on Friday close, despite the recent SLOs (Short term Liquidity Operations) conducted by the PBoC to ease credit fears.

At this juncture, there is strong cash demand by bank, as they are required to meet year-end loan-to-deposit ratios. As noted by Sonali Desai, Analyst at IFR Markets, "the PBoC may have misjudged liquidity in opting to skip open market operations today."

NZD/USD in ranges between 0.8220 and 0.8185

The NZD/USD is trading unchanged around 0.8200 in a quiet session, with Japanese markets closed and ahead of holidays.
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S&P 500 futures continue upside march to start the week; 1827 next target say Elliott Wavers

US equity futures are trading higher to start the new week – continuing the new trend started after the short-term bottom was set during last Monday’s session. Elliott Wave technicians project 1827 as the next measuring post.
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