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PBOC raises interest rates on SLF by 5 bps - Reuters

PBOC raises interest rates on SLF by 5 bps - Reuters

Central Banks
Justin Low
22/03/2018 | 07:50 GMT

Citing an unnamed source

Says that China's central bank has raised rates on its standing lending facility (SLF) by 5 bps. This of course follows the earlier 5 bps rise in the reverse repo rates earlier in the day here.

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