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Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Bullock said the AUD moves with interest-rate differentials and that pass-through to import prices is lagged.
2026-11-03
Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Bullock said the AUD moves with interest-rate differentials and that pass-through to import prices is lagged.
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CSRC will coordinate with the Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing exchanges to guide brokerages in a consolidated review and optimization of margin financing and securities lending risk controls — including the financing margin ratio, haircuts on securiti
CSRC will coordinate with the Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing exchanges to guide brokerages in a consolidated review and optimization of margin financing and securities lending risk controls — including the financing margin ratio, haircuts on securities eligible as collateral, and maintenance margin requirements — while preserving policy flexibility. The exchanges raised the financing margin ratio from 80% to 100% in Jan 2026, which helped slow procyclical leverage accumulation; recently outstanding margin balances and trading activity have dropped and overall leverage has steadied. Provided overall risks remain controllable and under statutory countercyclical arrangements, CSRC plans to moderately release financing capacity to mobilize idle funds, bolster liquidity and support investor confidence.
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