People's Bank of China
The People's Bank of China was established on December 1, 1948 based on the consolidation of the Huabei Bank, the Beihai Bank and the Xibei Farmer Bank. In September 1983, the State Council decided to have the bank function as a central bank.
See below for the Latest People's Bank of China News, Analysis, Profit Results, Share Price Information, and Commentary.
China’s measures to fix property slump raises risks for banks
China’s measures to fix property slump raises risks for banks
Lower down payments may embolden buyers to walk away, analysts warned.
China, Thailand ink MOU to enhance local currency use
They will also promote cross-border payment and settlement.
China supports HK's bid for international finance hub status
The bank provided conducive factors through its policies.
China new bank lending rise in September: report
Household loans rose to CNY650.3b in September.
People’s Bank of China to issue RMB5b Bills
It will be issued through HKMA’s Central Moneymarkets Unit.
Thought Leadership Centre
Most Read
1. The financing challenge behind Asia’s wealth transfer 2. OCBC Hong Kong builds executive coaching pool for staff 3. ShopBack and Visa expand tie-up to 20,000 Singapore physical stores 4. OCBC loan growth to moderate in H2 as deal loans fade: RHB 5. DBS names Ng SIer Han as next CEO of DBS Hong KongResource Center
Read Here
Advertise
Sign Up
Event News
The payment terminal was never the destination; for Payment Asia, it was always the starting point.
Commentary
Why trust in Asian banking increasingly gets built off the record
Hong Kong cleared stablecoins for take-off. Getting them to work across Asia is the hard part
The financing challenge behind Asia’s wealth transfer
Banks need to rethink identity governance for AI agents
From stablecoins to sovereignty: The rise of trust-based digital dollar systems
Indonesia’s banks need faster fraud decisions as digital payments grow
China’s leasing giants are growing up — and Asia’s banks can’t look away
Adapting to change with confidence
Asia plays part in $129t global credit market pool