China keeps benchmark lending rates steady
In balancing risks and rewards, China set to leave lending rates unchanged in Feb
China is expected to leave its benchmark lending rates unchanged on Thursday, a Reuters poll showed, as authorities walk a fine line between prioritising financial stability and providing more stimulus at a time when Beijing is facing fresh trade tensions.
China One-Year Loan Prime Rate Kept Unchanged at 3.1%
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