
What do temporary repurchase agreements and reverse repurchase agreements mean for the central bank's monetary policy?

The temporary reverse repurchase and reverse repurchase operations announced by the central bank will make the 7-day OMO rate the true policy rate, further transitioning from a quantitative to a price-based monetary policy, aligning with international standards. This marks a further step in the central bank's monetary policy reform. Traditional methods such as reserve requirement ratio cuts, interest rate cuts, and excess MLF injections are no longer applicable, and investors need to adapt to the new policies. This article will review the central bank's monetary policy reform process to help investors better understand the temporary reverse repurchase and reverse repurchase operations
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