China credit slump underscores weak corporate demand
Beijing | Chinese corporations’ demand for credit has turned sluggish as the economy cools, dragging new credit growth to nearly a two-year low in October.
Data from the central bank showed that in October the country added 618.9 billion yuan ($128.5 billion) of total social financing — which includes financing activities that exist outside the conventional bank system such as initial public offerings, loans from trust companies and bond sales.
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