日本央行行長植田和男：我們將審視經濟是否具備抵禦中東衝突帶來的負面衝擊的韌性，避免急劇惡化。

The PBOC reduced open-market reverse repo injections to zero at the start of June while maintaining a policy stance to keep market liquidity ample. This echoes Aug. 7, 2024, when a 7-day reverse repo was also set at zero amid weak bank demand. Short-term rates eased at month-start—DR001 and DR007 fell—and the 1-year AAA bank negotiable certificate of deposit yield fell to 1.4275% on June 1 and stayed low on June 2; subdued NCD yields likely contributed to the zero reverse-repo decision. Orient Jincheng chief macro analyst Wang Qing cited limited short-term government bond issuance, moderate credit growth and lower bank demand for PBOC funding as drivers, and said buyout reverse-repo volumes across the two tenors may continue to be trimmed. He expects the PBOC to flexibly use open-market operations, guided by DR001, DR007 and NCD yields, to keep market rates aligned with the policy rate.

UEDA, governor of the BANK OF JAPAN, warned that delaying necessary policy action could force the central bank into substantial rate hikes, which would damage the economy and impose heavy burdens on markets and the financial system.