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China's M2 Money Supply Grows 8% in June, Outpacing Nominal GDP Growth

According to Jin10 Data, the People's Bank of China announced on July 15 that broad money supply M2 grew 8% year-over-year as of June, with social financing stock increasing 7.4%. Both indicators continued to exceed nominal GDP growth, as stated by Deputy Governor Zou Luan at a State Council press c
GateNews·07-15 07:15
China's M2 Money Supply Grows 8% in June, Outpacing Nominal GDP Growth

China's Cross-Border RMB Settlement Hits 9.83 Trillion Yuan in H1 2026

According to the People's Bank of China, cross-border RMB settlement under the current account reached 9.83 trillion yuan in the first half of 2026, comprising 7.71 trillion yuan from goods trade and 2.12 trillion yuan from services trade and other current account items. Direct investment RMB settle
GateNews·07-15 07:11
China's Cross-Border RMB Settlement Hits 9.83 Trillion Yuan in H1 2026

CFETS-NEX Yuan Liquidity Sentiment Index Falls to 53 on July 15

According to Jin10 Futures, the CFETS-NEX yuan liquidity sentiment index fell to 53 as of 2:30 p.m. on July 15, down 1 point from 10:15 a.m. Large banks, mid-size banks, and non-bank institutions recorded readings of 52, 55, and 52 respectively, each declining 1 point.
GateNews·07-15 06:39
CFETS-NEX Yuan Liquidity Sentiment Index Falls to 53 on July 15

ECB Policymaker Kocher: No Sign of Second-Round Inflation So Far

According to ECB Governing Council member Martin Kocher, the central bank has not yet observed second-round inflation effects, though it is closely monitoring indirect price impacts from Middle East tensions. Kocher noted that monetary policy must be adjusted based on expectations, which are
GateNews·07-15 06:29
ECB Policymaker Kocher: No Sign of Second-Round Inflation So Far

Korean Repo Funds Raise Hundreds of Billions Won Despite Rate Hikes

Korean financial institutions established repo funds worth hundreds of billions of won late last month and early this month, despite the Bank of Korea preparing interest rate hikes. The funds target 1.5-2 year corporate bonds, with 1.5-year AA- capital bond yields reaching 4.375% compared
GateMacroTradfiHub·07-15 06:24
Korean Repo Funds Raise Hundreds of Billions Won Despite Rate Hikes