The overnight borrowing provided by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority to banks has risen to a three-month high.
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority lent out HK$1.18 billion through the discount window, the highest since November 10th.
According to the official website of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), the overnight borrowing provided by the HKMA rose to a three-month high on Monday. The HKMA lent out 1.18 billion Hong Kong dollars through the discount window, the highest since November 10th.
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