<p>The central bank released the "2024 Q3 China Monetary Policy Implementation Report," stating that monetary policy will continue to support the economy, with a possible reserve requirement ratio cut by the end of the year and further interest rate cuts in the first quarter of next year. The report emphasizes new changes in stabilizing prices and exchange rate regulation, presenting seven major signals that reflect the central bank's concerns about the global economy and policy flexibility</p>

- On November 9, the central bank released the "2024 Q3 China Monetary Policy Implementation Report," highlighting four key columns on monetary supply, financial services, policy rate transmission, and direct financing.  
- The report maintains a supportive monetary policy stance while introducing new considerations regarding prices, exchange rates, and the monetary policy framework, indicating a shift towards more direct interventions and potential quantitative easing.  
- Key signals include concerns over global economic growth, a focus on stabilizing prices, and adjustments to the monetary supply statistics, reflecting ongoing changes in the economic landscape.

Central Bank Q3 Monetary Policy Report 7 Signals