CHINA WILL CONTINUE TO MAINTAIN PLENTIFUL LIQUIDITY, REPORTS XINHUA.

Xinhua reported that China will continue to maintain plentiful liquidity, signaling that Beijing's monetary authorities intend to keep the financial system well supplied with funds. The transmission mechanism runs primarily through the cost and availability of credit: ample liquidity tends to push down interbank rates and support lending, which can ease funding conditions for banks and borrowers across the economy. Chinese onshore equities and fixed income are the most directly exposed, as lower funding costs typically support bond prices and can underpin risk appetite in domestic stocks, while the yuan may face pressure if looser conditions widen the interest rate gap with major economies. Traders should watch the next PBOC open market operations and the 7-day reverse repo rate, along with the monthly credit data release on new yuan loans and total social financing, for confirmation of whether liquidity support translates into genuine credit expansion.

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