TREE NEWS reports: China’s aggregate financing increment for January to August reached 23.91 trillion yuan, up from 22.25 trillion yuan in the prior period. New yuan loans for the same eight months totaled 10.44 trillion yuan, compared with 10.38 trillion yuan previously. The figures cover the first eight months of the year.
China Jan-Aug Aggregate Financing Rises to 23.91 Trillion Yuan
The widening gap between aggregate financing and new yuan loans suggests non-loan channels are carrying more of the credit expansion, a shift worth watching for what it says about where liquidity is actually being intermediated. The loan figure itself is barely changed, so the headline increase rests on other components rather than bank lending. Whether that composition persists through the rest of the year is the open question.
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