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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will launch a national transaction gauge to improve the interbank benchmark interest rate system and improve the efficiency of monetary policies, China's foreign exchange trade platform said in a statement on its website.
The gauge will be officially launched on May 31 and will include three fixing interbank repo rates for one-day, seven-day and 14-day contracts.
The information will be compiled on the basis of repurchase agreements conducted by deposit-type institutions including policy banks, commercial banks, rural credit cooperations, among others, using bonds including treasuries, central government bills and bonds issued by policy banks as collateral.
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