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China c.bank plans second cash injection via outright reverse repos in June
China c.bank plans second cash injection via outright reverse repos in June

Zawya

time13-06-2025

  • Business
  • Zawya

China c.bank plans second cash injection via outright reverse repos in June

China's central bank will inject cash via outright reverse repos for the second time this month, it said on Friday, aiming to ease funding pressures during the peak season for bond financing. The People's Bank of China said on Friday that it would inject 400 billion yuan ($55.70 billion) into its banking system via outright reverse repos on June 16. The tenor of the repos is six months. The PBOC surprised the market by injecting 1 trillion yuan such repos in the 3-month tenor last week, as banks brace for a record 4 trillion yuan in interbank negotiable certificate of deposit (NCD) maturities this month. China's central bank has been very carefully managing the liquidity conditions this year to aid the broad economy without replicating a relentless bond rally seen late last year in what policymakers feared could fuel asset bubbles and trigger financial instability. This week, net government bond financing hit a seasonal peak of 410 billion yuan ($57.10 billion). "The upcoming liquidity demands will likely require further injections by the PBOC," said Jenny Zeng, chief investment officer for fixed income Asia Pacific at Allianz Global Investors. Zeng remained bullish on China's bond market and saw room for the 10-year government bond yield to decline toward 1% in 2026. The 10-year bond yield last traded at 1.64%. Traders said state-owned banks were observed buying short-term government bonds for several consecutive days last week. While it remains unclear whether the purchases were made for the banks' own needs, or in anticipation of potential bond buying by the PBOC, the activity has fuelled expectation of more cash support from the central bank. The PBOC has not announced any buying or selling of Chinese government bonds in the secondary market this year. Investors are closely watching next week's annual Lujiazui Forum for signals on monetary policy, with PBOC Governor Pan Gongsheng expected to attend. ($1 = 7.1813 Chinese yuan renminbi)

China c.bank plans second cash injection via outright reverse repos in June
China c.bank plans second cash injection via outright reverse repos in June

Reuters

time13-06-2025

  • Business
  • Reuters

China c.bank plans second cash injection via outright reverse repos in June

BEIJING/SHANGHAI, June 13 (Reuters) - China's central bank will inject cash via outright reverse repos for the second time this month, it said on Friday, aiming to ease funding pressures during the peak season for bond financing. The People's Bank of China said on Friday that it would inject 400 billion yuan ($55.70 billion) into its banking system via outright reverse repos on June 16. The tenor of the repos is six months. The PBOC surprised the market by injecting 1 trillion yuan such repos in the 3-month tenor last week, as banks brace for a record 4 trillion yuan in interbank negotiable certificate of deposit (NCD) maturities this month. China's central bank has been very carefully managing the liquidity conditions this year to aid the broad economy without replicating a relentless bond rally seen late last year in what policymakers feared could fuel asset bubbles and trigger financial instability. This week, net government bond financing hit a seasonal peak of 410 billion yuan ($57.10 billion). "The upcoming liquidity demands will likely require further injections by the PBOC," said Jenny Zeng, chief investment officer for fixed income Asia Pacific at Allianz Global Investors. Zeng remained bullish on China's bond market and saw room for the 10-year government bond yield to decline toward 1% in 2026. The 10-year bond yield last traded at 1.64%. Traders said state-owned banks were observed buying short-term government bonds for several consecutive days last week. While it remains unclear whether the purchases were made for the banks' own needs, or in anticipation of potential bond buying by the PBOC, the activity has fuelled expectation of more cash support from the central bank. The PBOC has not announced any buying or selling of Chinese government bonds in the secondary market this year. Investors are closely watching next week's annual Lujiazui Forum for signals on monetary policy, with PBOC Governor Pan Gongsheng expected to attend. ($1 = 7.1813 Chinese yuan renminbi)

Jenny Zeng's Amazon Bestseller ‘Empowering Emotions' Introduces the C.A.L.M Framework
Jenny Zeng's Amazon Bestseller ‘Empowering Emotions' Introduces the C.A.L.M Framework

Yahoo

time09-04-2025

  • Health
  • Yahoo

Jenny Zeng's Amazon Bestseller ‘Empowering Emotions' Introduces the C.A.L.M Framework

Singapore, April 09, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Jenny Zeng's Amazon #1 bestseller, "Empowering Emotions," presents the C.A.L.M framework, a structured, evidence-based method designed to help readers effectively manage anxiety, trauma, and emotional distress.​ Jenny Zeng, a seasoned emotional coach and psychologist, has released her latest book, , which has achieved Amazon #1 bestseller status in categories such as Teen Health, Self-Help for Anxiety & Phobias, and Children's Health. This comprehensive guide offers readers practical strategies to manage emotional struggles, including anxiety, depression, PTSD, and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), through the implementation of the C.A.L.M framework, Controlling breathing, Address thoughts, Let go of tension, and Mindfulness.​ According to the , in 2019, approximately 970 million people worldwide were living with a mental disorder, with anxiety and depressive disorders being the most common. Zeng's C.A.L.M framework provides readers with scientifically supported self-regulation techniques aimed at fostering long-term emotional resilience.​ Drawing from her personal experiences with anger mismanagement and psychological distress, Zeng shares how unresolved emotions can lead to significant physiological and psychological consequences. Her journey toward self-healing, which included hospitalization due to extreme headaches, inspired the development of the strategies now outlined in her book.​ Grounded in cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), emotion-focused therapy (EFT), and mindfulness-based interventions, Empowering Emotions provides a structured self-management system for individuals struggling with emotional challenges. The book also includes real-world case studies demonstrating how people have successfully applied C.A.L.M techniques to overcome anger, anxiety, and trauma, highlighting its broad applicability across different psychological conditions. Mental health professionals and readers alike have praised Empowering Emotions for its clear, step-by-step guidance, positioning it as a valuable resource for those seeking lasting emotional stability. For more details or to purchase Empowering Emotions, visit . About Jenny Zeng Jenny Zeng is an emotional coach and psychologist with over 20 years of experience in healthcare. Specializing in emotional regulation, trauma healing, and cognitive-behavioral strategies, she is dedicated to making mental health solutions accessible to individuals worldwide. ### For more information about Jenny Zeng - Salt N Light Consulting, contact the company here:Jenny Zeng - Salt N Light ConsultingJenny CONTACT: Jenny Zeng

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