The central bank has already cut rates four times and launched record-scale bond purchases, yet market yields remain stubbornly elevated. Traders and financial participants are now saying the system needs a more aggressive liquidity injection to bring those yields down. Despite these substantial moves, the banking sector continues to experience tight funding conditions—a sign that current measures alone may not be sufficient to ease financial stress and normalize borrowing costs.
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DAOdreamer
· 01-20 07:23
Four interest rate cuts and still stagnant; it feels like the central bank is playing psychological games with yields.
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DustCollector
· 01-20 05:58
Cut interest rates four times and still holding on stubbornly, this market is really "resilient"... To be honest, you still have to spend money, there's no other way.
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SoliditySurvivor
· 01-20 05:56
Four interest rate cuts haven't worked, and the yields still stubbornly push higher. This is outrageous... The central bank can keep printing money, but it has to be effective.
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AirdropHunter007
· 01-20 05:42
Even after four interest rate cuts, it still can't die. The yield is really quite mischievous.
The central bank has already cut rates four times and launched record-scale bond purchases, yet market yields remain stubbornly elevated. Traders and financial participants are now saying the system needs a more aggressive liquidity injection to bring those yields down. Despite these substantial moves, the banking sector continues to experience tight funding conditions—a sign that current measures alone may not be sufficient to ease financial stress and normalize borrowing costs.