Central Bank's Open Market Treasury Transactions Record Net Injection of 100 Billion Yuan in January

Deep News
Feb 03

The central bank disclosed its liquidity operations data for January 2026, revealing varied movements across different policy tools. In terms of central bank lending, the Standing Lending Facility (SLF) recorded a net withdrawal of 7.9 billion yuan, while the Medium-term Lending Facility (MLF) saw a substantial net injection of 700 billion yuan. Additionally, the Pledged Supplemental Lending (PSL) tool registered a net injection of 174.4 billion yuan during the same period.

Open market operations displayed significant liquidity support, with 7-day reverse repurchase agreements contributing a net injection of 167.8 billion yuan. Notably, open market treasury transactions resulted in a net injection of 100 billion yuan, reflecting active management of market liquidity conditions.

Conversely, central treasury cash management operations showed a net withdrawal of 60 billion yuan, indicating a balanced approach to overall liquidity regulation. These coordinated measures demonstrate the central bank's nuanced strategy for maintaining stable financial market conditions.

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