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At the start of trading on September 9th, the DR007 rate rebounded to 1.3900%, approaching the policy rate of 1.4%. The People's Bank of China (PBOC) did not conduct any reverse repurchase operations that day, resulting in zero net injection or withd

2026-09-09

At the start of trading on September 9th, the DR007 rate rebounded to 1.3900%, approaching the policy rate of 1.4%. The People's Bank of China (PBOC) did not conduct any reverse repurchase operations that day, resulting in zero net injection or withdrawal of funds. -------- Note: Short-term money market rates, such as DR007, reflect the adequacy of market liquidity. Besides loan rates for the real economy, many transactions in financial markets such as the stock and bond markets are essentially leveraged through loans, and the cost of these loans depends on short-term funding rates. DR007 is generally considered the benchmark for short-term interest rates in China. The difference between DR007 and the PBOC's 7-day reverse repurchase rate (policy rate) indicates whether the market is short of funds. If the DR007 rate is significantly higher than the policy rate, it indicates a shortage of funds, and the PBOC may intervene to inject liquidity; conversely, if the DR007 rate is lower, it indicates very ample market liquidity.

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