PBOC to issue 60b yuan central bank bills in Hong Kong
The People's Bank of China will issue central bank bills worth 60 billion yuan ($8.18 billion) in Hong Kong on Jan 15, which experts said sends a policy signal of strengthening offshore renminbi liquidity management and stabilizing the yuan exchange rate.
The issuance is set to be the biggest issuance of its kind on record since the PBoC started bill auctions in the city in 2018. The onshore renminbi fell to Rmb7.33 against the dollar on Wednesday, its ...
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