China’s decision to remove administrative controls on money market interest rates have pushed money market and repurchase rates higher, not lower, points out UBP in its latest investment note. China has been working towards delivering on its promise to open up onshore markets to foreign investors by introducing rules ease investor access. However, data on foreign holdings of Chinese bonds shows that foreign…
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