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Business and Market Discussions / View From China
2019-09-23
President Trump said on Friday he doesn’t want to make a partial trade deal with China and just agricultural purchases alone won't be enough to seal an agreement. He added that he was in no rush to get a trade deal before the 2020 election. That prompted the Chinese trade team already in Washington to cancel a visit to US agricultural states and return to China earlier than expected.
The People’s Bank of China reduced its one-year Loan Prime Rate, the reference rate for new short-term bank loans, by 5bps to 4.25% on Friday. The five-year prime rate, which is used as a reference rate for new mortgage loans, was kept unchanged at 4.85%.
On today’s Money Talk we're joined by Andrew Sullivan of Pearl Bridge Partners and Quentin Webb from The Wall Street Journal, to review the latest business headlines. Providing the view from China is Ben Cavender at The China Market Research Group in Shanghai.
The People’s Bank of China reduced its one-year Loan Prime Rate, the reference rate for new short-term bank loans, by 5bps to 4.25% on Friday. The five-year prime rate, which is used as a reference rate for new mortgage loans, was kept unchanged at 4.85%.
On today’s Money Talk we're joined by Andrew Sullivan of Pearl Bridge Partners and Quentin Webb from The Wall Street Journal, to review the latest business headlines. Providing the view from China is Ben Cavender at The China Market Research Group in Shanghai.
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