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Central bank to advance marketization reforms of interest rates
www.chinanews.cn 2005-02-02 12:24:13
Chinanews, Jan. 31st - Today, the People's Bank of China (PBC) issued, on
its official website, a supplement to its Executive Report of China's
Monetary Policy titled "Report of Steadily Advancing the Marketization
Reforms of Interest Rates".
The report pointed out that the central bank would continue to push
forward marketization reforms of interest rates in 2005, to improve the
abilities of financial institutions to self-accumulate and self-develop,
as well as to enhance the capabilities of asset-liabilities management
and loan pricing based on risks.
The report also pointed out that in order to achieve the goal of boosting
the marketization reforms of interest rates, the central bank will
strengthen financial institutions' build-up of mechanisms to price
interest rates and establish sound scientific pricing methods according
to the principle of risk commensurate with reward. Meanwhile, it is
necessary to strengthen the construction of the central bank's interest
rate management system, and progressively establish healthy interest rate
adjustment and control structures.
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