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While the People’s Bank of China hopes cuts to its reserve rate ratio will inject liquidity into the SME market, the fundamentals still weigh heavily against it.
Hong Kong will finally have a policy framework for an open application programme interface, cutting payment barriers and enhancing competition in the payment services sector
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