The Fed has all-but-confirmed that it will cut rates at its upcoming meeting on 31st July. The PBOC is likely to follow suit, perhaps the next day, with a reduction to its reverse repo rates, the rates at which it lends to banks via its daily open market operations (OMOs) in the interbank market.
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