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China CPI inflation slows but lending brisk

China CPI inflation slows but lending brisk
Chinese consumer inflation unexpectedly slowed last month, but a leap in lending and a rise in factory-gate inflation will keep policymakers alert to the risk of credit-fueled overheating in the world’s third-largest economy.

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China January Loan Growth, Consumer Prices Probably Accelerated

China January Loan Growth, Consumer Prices Probably Accelerated
Feb. 9 (Bloomberg) — China’s banks probably made more new loans in January than the previous three months combined as lenders sought to head off a credit clampdown by policy makers seeking to stem rising inflation pressures.

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KBC-Goldstate’s Wan Sells China Commodity Shares, Adds to Cash

KBC-Goldstate’s Wan Sells China Commodity Shares, Adds to Cash
Feb. 5 (Bloomberg) — KBC-Goldstate Fund Management Co. is selling shares of Chinese commodity producers and adding to cash, hunkering down for further declines in the benchmark index after tighter credit policies spurred a drop of 10 percent this year.

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Top China bank ICBC halts roll-over of some loans

Top China bank ICBC halts roll-over of some loans
BEIJING — China’s largest bank, ICBC, said on Wednesday it has stopped rolling over some loans to slow credit growth after a surge at the start of the year, offering the latest evidence of a governme…

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China moves again on lending, economy shows strength

China moves again on lending, economy shows strength
China has ordered a further clampdown on excessive bank lending to ensure credit has not illegally entered the stock or property markets as two surveys on Monday showed the mounting challenges faced by policymakers.

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China Sustains Expansion as Inflation Pressures Grow (Update2)

China Sustains Expansion as Inflation Pressures Grow (Update2)
Feb. 1 (Bloomberg) — China, the world’s third-biggest economy, sustained its manufacturing expansion in January as export orders jumped and inflation pressures grew, two surveys showed today.

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China Sustains Expansion as Exports Climb, Price Pressures Grow

China Sustains Expansion as Exports Climb, Price Pressures Grow
Feb. 1 (Bloomberg) — China, the world’s third-biggest economy, sustained its manufacturing expansion in January as export orders jumped and inflation pressures grew, two surveys showed today.

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Shares continue slide on China loan tightening

Shares continue slide on China loan tightening
The Australian share market has slipped after China’s moves to rein in its credit boom sent US and European markets lower overnight.

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Asia Roundup: China credit concerns dog markets

Asia Roundup: China credit concerns dog markets
HONG KONG: Persistent concerns that China will put a cap on its banks’ lending weighed on Asian stock markets yesterday, as a stronger yen overshadowed positive Japanese trade data. With the possibility that loans may be restricted in China, a key export destination for many of the region’s economies, investors are remaining cautious due to fears over revenues. “The market has been plagued by …

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China Pledges ‘Reasonable’ Loans, Urges Scrutiny of Property

China Pledges ‘Reasonable’ Loans, Urges Scrutiny of Property
Jan. 27 (Bloomberg) — China’s banking regulator told lenders to step up scrutiny of property loans while pledging to satisfy “reasonable” financing needs as it seeks to control credit growth and prevent asset bubbles.

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