PBOC Adopted Less Dovish Tone at 2Q Meeting Than in 1Q, Goldman Sachs Says -- Market Talk

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0344 GMT - The PBOC adopted a less dovish tone at last week's 2Q monetary policy committee meeting than in 1Q, several members of Goldman Sachs' economic research say in a note. The central bank updated its assessment of the Chinese economy to "showing positive momentum, with sustained recovery in sentiment," compared with "making strides while maintaining stability" previously. The PBOC also replaced the phrase "cutting the RRR and policy rate when appropriate" with "exercise flexibility in determining the pace and intensity of policy easing." These changes reflect a relatively optimistic growth outlook together with a cautious and calibrated approach to further easing measures, GS adds. (ronnie.harui@wsj.com)

 

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June 29, 2025 23:44 ET (03:44 GMT)

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