SHANGHAI: Chinese government bond yields fell across the curve on Wednesday after the central bank's vice governor said it would roll out more policy measures to stabilise the economy amid signs of weakening growth momentum.
China's central bank "should hurry up, make our operations forward-looking, move ahead of the market curve, and respond to the general concerns of the market in a timely manner," People's Bank of China Vice Governor Liu Guoqiang said on Tuesday, calling for policies conducive to economic stability.
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