Cash Squeeze in China, Interest Rate Swaps Rise Most in 22 Months; China’s Credit Bubble About to Pop; Shadow Banking Crackdown
Bloomberg reports China Swaps Surge as Cash Squeeze Sees Demand Wane at Debt Sale. China’s one-year interest-rate swap rose by the most in 22 months as the central bank refrained from adding funds to the financial system to ease a cash squeeze, causing demand to fall at a government debt auction. “The cash shortage may get even worse before the quarter-end because banks will have to hoard cash to meet loan- ...
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