China's central bank significantly boosted liquidity, injecting 600 billion yuan via overnight reverse repos, doubling Monday's debut. This move aims to ease month-end funding pressures for banks. The People's Bank of China maintained the borrowing cost at 1.25%, offering a new tool for fine-tuning short-term cash needs without altering broader monetary policy. This increased support signals a focus on stable money markets and economic activity.

The omission suggests the tool aims to manage seasonal liquidity crunches rather than signal near-term policy shifts, analysts say

The PBOC launched its first overnight reverse repo operation on June 29 without publishing the rate, signaling a shift in China's liquidity management