Interest rate reform with a side of policy easing

A long-awaited shake-up of how China’s banks price loans should in time give policymakers much finer control of bank lending rates and could open the door to a quasi-rate cut as soon as tomorrow. But it won’t immediately clear the roadblocks that have dampened the effects of recent monetary easing.

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