China: PBoC seen on hold next week – UOB
|Economist Lee Sue Ann at UOB Group gives her views on the PBoC interest rate decision.
Key Quotes
“The PBoC said there should be “no sudden U-turn” of policy operations.”
“While loans growth is set to moderate this year, we continue to expect the benchmark 1Y loan prime rate (LPR) to stay flat at 3.85% for the rest of 2021.”
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