PBOC Says Internet Users Spreading Rate-Cut Rumors Were Punished

China’s central bank said has punished two internet users who spread false information about interest-rate cuts, and it vowed to step up efforts to crack down on such offenses.

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PBOC Says Internet Users Spreading Rate-Cut Rumors Were Punished

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