The Hong Kong Monetary Authority injected HK$5.5 billion in liquidity into banks through its discount window.

07:15 19/02/2025

On February 18, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority lent out 5.5 billion Hong Kong dollars through its discount window, the highest amount since December 2019.

On February 18th, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority lent out 5.5 billion Hong Kong dollars through its discount window, the highest amount since December 2019. Hong Kong banks borrowing short-term funds from authorities reached the highest level in over five years, indicating a surge in liquidity demand. Additionally, the one-month Hibor rate closed near a one-month high on Tuesday, but still far from the levels seen in December last year.

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100 billion is simply not enough to distribute! Investors are rushing to add to Anthropic, and the frenzy of oversubscription is pushing funding to 20 billion US dollars.

The Federal Reserve's Daly warns of vulnerability in the labor market, says it may be necessary to cut interest rates one to two more times this year.

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