China’s central bank’s decision to lower the collateral requirement for medium-term loans will alleviate the “asset famine” pressure on the bond market, state media reported on Tuesday, citing a source.
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China's loan collateral tweak will ease 'asset famine', state media says
By Reuters Econ
