PBoC issues 20 billion yuan of central bank bills in Hong Kong

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China’s central bank sold 20 million yuan ($3 billion) of bills using the Hong Kong Monetary Authority’s bond tendering platform on February 13, with rates significantly lower than those of its last offshore issuance, a sign of ample yuan liquidity.

The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) sold 10 billion yuan of three-month bills at 2.45% and 10 billion yuan of one-year bills at 2.8%, according to a statement on the central bank’s website. The rates were notably lower than the 3.79% and 4.2% for the

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