A Caixin survey shows aggregate financing likely grew, bolstered by front-loaded government bond sales, while weak household demand weighs on bank lending
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China’s new bank lending likely edged down in January from a year earlier, even as overall credit growth accelerated, supported by a surge in government borrowing aimed at jump-starting the economy.
A Caixin survey shows economists expect both new yuan loans and total social financing to fall from a year earlier, reflecting…
A drop in household and corporate lending missed expectations, while heavy government bond issuance lifted broader credit growth
A jump in bill financing helped lift new yuan loans and aggregate financing, but household borrowing remained weak as consumers…
Strong corporate lending supports overall credit despite weak consumer demand
Corporate and household credit demand likely remains sluggish amid an uneven property sector recovery
Caixin survey points to subdued financing demand amid weak investment and household borrowing
