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Yuan-denominated loans increased by 9.11 trillion yuan in the first five months of 2026, down 157 million yuan from the same period last year. Photo: IC
China’s May Bank Lending Beats Forecasts as Corporate Credit Rebounds
A jump in bill financing helped lift new yuan loans and aggregate financing, but household borrowing remained weak as consumers continued to deleverage
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China's new bank loans hit 520 billion yuan in May, beating expectations via corporate bill financing. Weak household credit and reliance on short-term borrowing suggest softening enterprise tech demand, signaling supply-chain headwinds for international vendors.
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