China weighs tightening self-regulatory controls on demand deposits after some lenders took advantage of the pricing mechanism, Caixin reports citing sources

China's potential move to tighten self-regulatory controls on demand deposits indicates a response to recent pricing irregularities by lenders.

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China weighs tightening self-regulatory controls on demand deposits after some lenders took advantage of the pricing mechanism, Caixin reports citing sources

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This could signal a shift in monetary policy approaches, impacting liquidity and banking sector behavior, which may reverberate through Asian markets and even influence global sentiment around Chinese economic stability. Traders should monitor for further developments that could impact risk perceptions in broader markets.

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