With a swath of tax breaks and hints at more loans for small businesses, Chinese state planners this week started to respond to a problem already felt by many consumers and investors: the world’s second-biggest economy is in trouble.
After months of disappointing data, economists and traders expect the government on Thursday to cut the headline policy interest rate for the first time in almost a year.
Such a step has been heralded by a stream of easing measures to boost financial sector liquidity. Policymakers on Tuesday trimmed an overnight bank lending rate, while last week the six largest banks slashed deposit rates.
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