China's central bank has made its largest gold purchase in a year, a move influenced by the Iran war which has reportedly led to a decrease in gold prices.

China's central bank is set to conduct a 500 billion yuan Medium-term Lending Facility (MLF) operation on Wednesday.

China's central bank has prioritized the stability of its capital markets for 2026, acknowledging the increased significance of this goal as global markets are tested by escalating geopolitical events. The bank is also pursuing an easing monetary policy track in response to the oil price shock.

China's central bank, the PBOC, is employing a volatile yuan fixing strategy to mitigate the economic repercussions stemming from the ongoing conflict involving Iran.

China's central bank is reportedly encouraging the buying of US dollars to manage and slow down the appreciation of the yuan.

China's central bank has maintained its gold purchasing trend for the seventeenth consecutive month, according to Reuters.

China's central bank, the People's Bank of China (PBOC), has decided to keep its key lending rates unchanged, signaling a steady monetary policy stance.

China's central bank has prioritized the stability of its capital markets for 2026, acknowledging the increased significance of this goal as global markets are tested by the escalating US-Israel war on Iran.

China's central bank has reduced the foreign exchange risk reserve ratio to zero, an action aimed at preventing excessive and one-sided appreciation of the yuan.

In a rare move during an ongoing oil shock, China's central bank is draining cash from its economy.

China's central bank has decided to keep its loan prime rates steady, indicating a stable monetary policy stance.

Despite efforts, China's central bank faces challenges in preventing the country from falling into deflation, with the exchange rate no longer being the primary concern.