0227 GMT - The PBOC's 3Q monetary-policy report released Tuesday likely adopts an even less dovish tone than 2Q's, Goldman Sachs' Xinquan Chen says in a research report. The analyst cites the Chinese central bank's renewed emphasis on cross-cyclical adjustments in the 3Q report. In its 2Q report, the PBOC indicated limited appetite for broad-based monetary easing, the analyst notes. Overall, the developments highlighted in the latest report point to a continued reluctance to cut rates in the near term. GS pushes back its forecast for a 10bp policy rate cut and a 50bp RRR reduction to 1Q 2026 from 4Q 2025, and its projection for an additional 10bp rate cut to 3Q 2026 from 2Q 2026. (ronnie.harui@wsj.com)
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November 11, 2025 21:28 ET (02:28 GMT)
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