Outright Reverse Repo in China increased to 2400 CNY Billion in July from 1100 CNY Billion in June of 2026. Outright Reverse Repo in China averaged 1336.36 CNY Billion from 2024 until 2026, reaching an all time high of 2400.00 CNY Billion in July of 2026 and a record low of 500.00 CNY Billion in October of 2024. source: People's Bank of China



China Outright Reverse Repo
Outright reverse repurchase agreements (repos) conducted by the People's Bank of China were first announced in October of 2024, injecting liquidity to the financial system by having primary dealers bid in interest rates. Unlike the PBoC's standard reverse repo operations, outright operations are for higher tenors from three months to one year. Additionally, the repo collateral is transferred to the PBoC's account, instead of just pledged by primary dealers.
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PBoC Conducts CNY 500 Billion Reverse Repo, Expands Liquidity Support
The People's Bank of China (PBoC) said it will conduct a CNY 500 billion three-month outright reverse repo operation on Wednesday to maintain ample liquidity in the banking system. The operation will be carried out through interest-rate bidding with a fixed quantity, with winning bids determined at multiple price levels. As CNY 300 billion of three-month outright reverse repos are set to mature in August, the latest operation represents a net increase in rollover, signaling continued liquidity support. Introduced in October 2024, outright reverse repos have become a key liquidity management tool, allowing the central bank to inject medium-term funds with maturities of up to one year.
2026-08-05
PBoC to Inject CNY 300 Billion via Reverse Repo
The People's Bank of China announced it will conduct a CNY 300 billion outright reverse repo operation on May 6 to ensure ample liquidity in the banking system. The move signals continued efforts to stabilize funding conditions and support financial markets. The operation will follow a fixed-quantity approach and be executed through interest-rate bidding, with successful bids determined across multiple price levels. The facility will carry a tenor of three months, or 91 days.
2026-05-01