The People's Bank of China has announced measures to enhance liquidity in the financial system through open market operations, aimed at stabilizing economic growth and ensuring adequate funding for market participants. These operations are part of the central bank's ongoing efforts to manage monetary policy effectively amidst changing economic conditions.
In November 2025, the Bank of Korea reported an increase in the average interest rate on new deposits to 2.81%, while the rate on outstanding deposits slightly decreased. New loan rates also rose to 4.15%, indicating a tightening in monetary conditions. These changes reflect the bank's ongoing adjustments in response to economic conditions.
The Bank of Korea emphasizes its commitment to financial stability through enhanced monitoring and risk management in financial and foreign exchange markets. It aims to improve lending facilities and strengthen policy communication to ensure effective monetary policy implementation.