Last year's lending figures paint an interesting picture of the Chinese banking sector—new loan originations hit their lowest level in nearly seven years. That's a pretty telling sign. Borrowers just aren't as eager to take on debt right now. Whether it's households pulling back or companies tightening their belts, the demand side of credit is clearly softening. This kind of data matters for anyone watching macro cycles and thinking about how economic headwinds ripple through different markets.
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fren.eth
· 11h ago
The banking loan data in China is quite interesting, hitting a seven-year low. Could it really be cooling down?
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MaticHoleFiller
· 11h ago
Why is it still dropping so hard? Even those who borrowed money are scared now.
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SchrödingersNode
· 11h ago
Banking loan data in China is so cold; it feels like the economy is really changing.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 11h ago
I'm too afraid to borrow money now; this is the most heartbreaking signal.
Last year's lending figures paint an interesting picture of the Chinese banking sector—new loan originations hit their lowest level in nearly seven years. That's a pretty telling sign. Borrowers just aren't as eager to take on debt right now. Whether it's households pulling back or companies tightening their belts, the demand side of credit is clearly softening. This kind of data matters for anyone watching macro cycles and thinking about how economic headwinds ripple through different markets.