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BEIJING, May 22 (Xinhua) -- China's central bank conducted cash injection via open market operations to ease liquidity on Monday.
While analysts have welcomed the apparent shift in Chinese policy towards structural economic reform, it could in the short term lead to rising liquidity and credit risks that are problematic for banks.
The expansion of a credit-asset pledged relending program should not be misinterpreted as a Chinese version of quantitative easing (QE), a senior economist of the central bank told Xinhua on Wednesday.
U.S. Federal Reserve plans to allow big banks to use certain general obligation state and municipal bonds as liquid asset to meet a regulatory rule aimed at keeping the banks safe during a crisis.
The Europe Central Bank joined its counterparts in injecting liquidity into their regional economy, adding more pressure on China to further policy easing to spur slowing growth.
China's current liquidity is rich and moves to soak up liquidity do not mean changes in monetary policy, a central bank source said on Wednesday, as Chinese shares continue to endure stock market falls.
China's central bank injected short-term liquidity into the country's large commercial banks on Monday to ensure the stability of the country's monetary market ahead of the Spring Festival.
China's central bank on Tuesday stressed that the country is not short on liquidity and the current cash crunch in the interbank market will gradually ease.
China's central bank on Monday told the country's over-extended lenders to manage liquidity risks to stabilize the monetary environment.
China's key stock indices recorded the biggest daily loss in nearly four years on Monday over concerns about the liquidity crunch in the financial system and subdued strength in the world's second largest economy.
People's Bank of China (PBoC) Tuesday drained 2 billion yuan from the money market despite banks' reported call for cash injection, suggesting regulators are keen to keep liquidity tight amid growing jitters of China's financial risks.