SHANGHAI -- China's central bank cut interest rates again on Monday, including a key mortgage-linked benchmark, as policymakers scramble to shore up an economy battered by a crisis in the property market and repeated COVID-19 lockdowns.
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Chinese policymakers are taking steps to shore up an economy battered by repeated COVID-19 lockdowns and a property market crisis. © Reuters
SHANGHAI -- China's central bank cut interest rates again on Monday, including a key mortgage-linked benchmark, as policymakers scramble to shore up an economy battered by a crisis in the property market and repeated COVID-19 lockdowns.