China's central bank raised short-term interest rates on Thursday in what economists said was a bid to stave off capital outflows and keep the yuan currency stable after the Federal Reserve raised U.S. rates overnight.
The increase in rates was China's third in as many months, and came a day after the end of the annual session of parliament where leaders warned that tackling risks from a rapid build-up in debt would be a top policy priority this year.
Vantage Data Centers Marketing Hong Kong Portfolio as Security Moves Centre
Stage
-
Just over one month after Hong Kong passed a new national security law
banning unlawful acquisition, possession or disclosure of information
deemed to be...
No comments:
Post a Comment