China cenbank weekly open market operations at a glance; PBOC drains 840 bln yuan YTD Nov 15 (Reuters) – The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) has drained 840 billion yuan ($120.10billion) on a net basis from money markets via open market operations (OMOs) so far this year.The central bank has not made any fund injection or withdrawal through reverse repooperations for a second straight week this week.The PBOC unexpectedly extended 200 billion yuan worth of loans through its medium-termlending facility (MLF) on Friday, while keeping the lending rate unchanged from the previousoperation.The PBOC drained 410 billion yuan on a net basis from money markets in 2018, with theoutstanding balance in OMOs at 840 billion yuan, as of end-December.
For a table on the PBOC’s open market operations in 2018, click:For information on changes in required reserve ratios, click:For information on changes in deposit interest rates, click:For information on changes in loan interest rates, click: Following is a summary of the PBOC’s weekly open market operations this year (in billions ofyuan): Week Bills Repos Reverse repos Bills Repos Reverse repos Net drain starting matured matured issued* issued issued matured* (-) or injection Following is a summary of the PBOC’s outstanding medium-term lending facility (MLF) loans (inbillions of yuan): Following is a summary of the PBOC’s targeted medium-term lending facility (TMLF) (in billionsof yuan): Following is historical data for PBOC’s FX sales/purchases since September 2018, based onReuters calculations (in billions of yuan): Month Net change * Reverse repos inject funds on issuance and drain funds on maturity.Note: Reuters calculations of maturing bills and repos count any debt maturing on theweekend as maturing the following week, as that is when banks receive the cash.($1 = 6.9941 Chinese yuan) (Reporting by the Shanghai Newsroom) 2019-11-15 09:46:38
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