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Over 20 of 39 Chinese Listed Banks Post Loan Growth Above 5% in First Nine Months

Thirty-nine Chinese A-share listed banks reported positive loan growth in the first nine months of the year, with more than 20 exceeding 5%, Wind data showed as third-quarter earnings season closed. Corporate lending replaced retail loans as the main driver of overall credit growth, while banks shifted from scale expansion toward balancing volume, pricing and risk.

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The shift toward corporate lending as the primary growth engine signals that retail credit demand remains soft, a read worth carrying into any assessment of Chinese household balance sheets. The stated pivot from scale expansion to balancing volume, pricing and risk suggests margin pressure is being managed rather than resolved. Whether the corporate-led mix persists into the next reporting period, and whether pricing discipline holds as competition for quality borrowers intensifies, is the open question.

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