Goldman Sachs
June 30, 2026
China PBOC Introduces Overnight Reverse Repo But Keeps Rate Undisclosed
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The PBOC has launched an overnight reverse repo facility while keeping the rate opaque to maintain the primacy of the 7-day policy rate. Market participants interpreted the reported 1.25% rate as dovish, supporting an outlook for lower front-end yields.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The PBOC introduced a new overnight reverse repo tool with operations on June 29-30, but declined to disclose the operating rate, likely to avoid confusing the market while the tool matures.
- 2.Market reports suggest an operating rate of 1.25%, which is viewed as dovish relative to expectations of 1.30%-1.35%, reflecting easy funding conditions.
- 3.Goldman Sachs expects China cash yields and swap rates to move lower, particularly at the front end, due to ample liquidity and lingering growth headwinds.
Table of Contents
- What happened
- Why it matters
- Our view and market implications
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Authors
Xinquan Chen
Securities
10y Chinese Government Bonds
Themes
Monetary Policy
Regions
Asia PacificChina
