PBOC Cuts Rates, Boosts Tech & SME Lending in 2026 Plan
The Chinese mainland’s central bank cuts structural rates by 25bps, ramps up tech and SME funding, and eases property down payments in its 2026 plan.
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The Chinese mainland’s central bank cuts structural rates by 25bps, ramps up tech and SME funding, and eases property down payments in its 2026 plan.
PBOC pledges a moderately loose monetary policy in 2026 to drive high-quality growth, support domestic demand, innovation, and MSMEs while deepening financial reforms.
Global institutions expect the Chinese yuan to remain stable with gradual gains in 2026, backed by PBOC support, Fed shifts and rising capital inflows.
PBOC to keep ample liquidity, align financing with growth and price targets, stabilize the RMB, and back SMEs on the Chinese mainland.
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At the 2025 Lujiazui Forum, PBOC governor Pan Gongsheng urged financial institutions to boost oversight for balanced global growth.
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The People’s Bank of China is set to boost tech innovation and market stability with new monetary tools supporting private businesses and a healthier housing model.