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19 Sep 2017

PBOC to meet Tuesday to discuss preliminary plan of big financial liberalisation measures

Reuters quoting people familiar with the matter, citing that People's Bank of China (PBOC) is likely to hold a meeting on Tuesday to discuss preliminary plan of the big financial liberalisation measures.

Key Details:

PBOC to draft a package of reforms to give foreign investors greater access to China's financial services industry

Tuesday's meeting is to discuss its proposals, get feedback from Chinese institutions, and discuss a timetable

Plan details not yet final

Proposals include:

Permission for foreign institutions to control their local finance-sector joint ventures
Raising the current 25% limit on foreign ownership in Chinese banks
Allow foreign firms to provide Yuan-denominated bank card clearing services

Sep 19, 2017

RBA minutes: Further rise in AUD would result in slower pickup in growth, inflation

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) minutes from Sept 5th monetary policy meeting is out, highlighting that a further rise in AUD could lead to slower

AUD/USD stuck at trend line hurdle after RBA cautions on household debt & low CPI

AUD/USD failed to take out resistance at 0.7993 [trend line sloping upwards from the June 2 low and July 7 low] after the RBA minutes stressed the nee