China's central bank cuts a benchmark rate for the first time since the pandemic

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China's central bank cuts a benchmark rate for the first time since the pandemic
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The last time the central bank cut the one-year and five-year LPR was in April 2020, according to data from Wind Information.

China was the first major economy to shake off the bulk of the pandemic's shock. But this year, especially since July, growth has been dragged down by muted consumer spending, Beijing's zero-tolerance policy for controlling subsequent outbreaks and tighter regulations, particularly on the real estate sector.

At the Chinese government's annual Central Economic Work Conference earlier this month, the country's top leaders emphasized that stability would be a greater focus next year. The meeting concluded that "prudent monetary policies should be flexible and appropriate, and liquidity should be maintained at a reasonable and ample level," according to state media.

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