China

June lending falls to US$44 billion.

The sharp decline in FX inflows is one.

Over the past one week, markets have been on a roller coaster due to various global & domestic factors. One of the key concerns was ‘Chinese Credit Crunch’. China being the 2nd biggest economy in the world contributing a substantial portion of the global GDP, felt like sharing some insights regarding the same to dispel fear among the investing public.

Intends to increase transparency and reduce risk.

Bonds will be issued from July 10 to 19.

Concerns over new regulations still linger.

How long will it stay safe?

Small, medium banks most vulnerable to the liquidity squeeze.

Boosts lending to small and medium enterprises.

Instead, media must positively guide public opinion.

Blame it on falling share prices.

Blame it on larger exposure on interbank market.

That's despite easing over the past few days.

BOC President Tian Guoli visits Luxembourg.

Borrowing costs at their highest in six months.

But interbank funding costs to stay higher.