A series of tweets have revealed that Chinese President Xi Jinping, in a speech made back in October and only recently published, has suggested that the People's Bank of China (PBOC) may begin trading government bonds to regulate market liquidity. This move is seen as a potential expansion of the PBOC's toolkit, aligning its operations more closely with those of central banks in developed markets. The speech indicates a shift towards more active trading of bonds for liquidity purposes, hinting at a broader strategy to manage economic conditions. Additionally, the PBOC has committed to stepping up the implementation strength of its introduced monetary policies, focusing on expanding demand and boosting confidence in the economy. This comes amid concerns of subdued demand and downbeat sentiment affecting the Chinese economy, with a note on China stockpiling gold.