* Liquidity improves after year-end cash demand met * C.bank seen keeping tight money stance through H1 * Improved cash conditions might last only 2 weeks * Periodic squeezes expected, next could be in late Jan By Lu Jianxin and Pete Sweeney SHANGHAI, Jan 3 (Reuters) - China's money rates have fallen for a second week in a row, with liquidity conditions improved after banks met year-end regulatory requirements including a 75 percent loan-to-deposit ratio. But the rates r



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