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China’s Oct LPR Held at 3.5% for 17th Straight Month; PBOC Launches Overnight Reverse Repo

China kept its five-year loan prime rate at 3.5% and the one-year rate at 3% for a 17th consecutive month in the October fixing. The People’s Bank of China said it will conduct overnight reverse repo operations from Oct 21 to Nov 2, capped at 100 billion yuan per day, and will add foreign RMB business clearing banks to its repo tool for overseas central banks. OpenAI reportedly plans to accelerate fundraising ahead of Anthropic’s listing.

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The steady LPR signals Beijing is still prioritizing currency and bank-margin stability over fresh stimulus, so the marginal policy action is shifting to liquidity plumbing rather than headline rates. The overnight reverse repo window and the broader repo access for overseas central banks are the more telling moves: they extend the PBOC's toolkit for managing short-term funding and deepen the offshore RMB channel. Whether these operational tweaks translate into easier credit conditions, or remain purely technical, is the open question worth watching.

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