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Chinese reserve-ratio move; doubtful if it can have desired effect

Sean Lee
02/05/2010 | 23:00 GMT

For the third time in recent months China has ordered its banks to increase it’s reserve ratio as it strives to deflate the property bubble. This led to an early sell-off in AUD/JPY on the FX markets but most of those losses have now been reversed.

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