China Securities Journal

China's central bank may add cash to the market by buying bills from banks in open market operations or cutting the required reserve ratio for banks, the China Securities Journal, which is operated by the official Xinhua News Agency, said in a commentary.

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PICC started gauging investors' interest for its dual listing last week, according to a report in the state-owned China Securities Journal on Friday.

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Also on Monday, the China Securities Journal, the country's leading financial newspaper, urged the U.S. to take measures to respect and protect the interests of Treasury bondholders and called on Beijing to further diversify its foreign-exchange reserves.

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According to a report last year by the China Securities Journal, about 65% of that amount is in U.S. dollars, while 26% is in euros, ratios that leave a massive part of China's sovereign savings exposed to what its leaders see as potentially risky credits.

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The China Securities Journal reported that banks are required to conduct stress tests based on three scenarios in which property prices fall by 30%, 40% and 50%, while interest rates rise by 0.27 percentage point, 0.54 percentage point and 1.08 percentage points, respectively.

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Earlier in the day, though, China Securities Journal in a front page editorial said a faster rise in the yuan could help curb inflation, according to Reuters.

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Federal Reserve's policy announcement on Wednesday, while concerns about further policy tightening from Beijing continued to weigh on sentiment, after the state-run China Securities Journal said in a commentary Friday that this year's first rate increase could come around the Lunar New Year holidays in early February.

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Shares in Shanghai got a lift after a report from China Securities Journal Wednesday cited analysts as saying that Beijing may adjust monetary policy in coming months to prevent liquidity conditions from worsening.

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The state-run China Securities Journal said in a commentary Friday that the first rate hike this year could be around the Lunar New Year holiday in early February.

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The regulator confirmed such stress tests are taking place, but didn't confirm all the details in the China Securities Journal report.

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