TREE NEWS reports: The People’s Bank of China’s open market operations showed divergent net injections across different tenors, with short-term reverse repos seeing consecutive net withdrawals and three-month outright reverse repos rolled over at a reduced scale for the first time in the second half. October net Treasury bond purchases reached 150 billion yuan, a new high since the tool was relaunched. For November, China Merchants Securities expects a pattern of early-month easing recovery and mid-month disturbances, with a broadly stable and accommodative stance and further declines in funding rate centers.
PBOC Open Market Operations Show Divergent Net Injections Across Tenors
The mix matters more than any single line: short-tenor withdrawals alongside a smaller three-month rollover suggest the PBOC is managing liquidity through duration rather than simply adding or draining it, while the record October bond purchases point to the Treasury tool becoming a standing channel. The reduced outright rollover is the detail worth flagging, since it is framed as a first for the period and could signal a shift in how longer funding is supplied. Whether the early-month easing and mid-month disturbance pattern described by China Merchants Securities plays out is the open question for funding rate centers.
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