It appears that sensitive data is missing from a regular central bank report in China due to concerns over the flow of cash out of the country as the economy slows and its currency weakens. Published: 12:30pm, 19 Feb, 2016 Updated: 5:09pm, 30 May, 2016 This sudden lack of clear information makes it difficult for analysts to assess the scale of the capital flows out of China. Furthermore, another key area of potentially sensitive financial data has also been altered. The Chinese government recently announced plans to cut interest rates by 25 basis points on July 1, which will be followed up with further rate cuts later this year.
It appears that sensitive data is missing from a regular central bank report in China due to concerns over the flow of cash out of the country as the economy slows and its currency weakens. This sudden lack of clear information makes it difficult for analysts to assess the scale of the capital flows out of China. Furthermore, another key area of potentially sensitive financial data has also been altered. The Chinese government recently announced plans to cut interest rates by 25 basis points on July 1, which will be followed up with further rate cuts later this year.