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China Credit Growth Tops Forecast
April 14, 2025
|Mint Hyderabad
China's credit expanded more than expected in March as the government accelerated bond offerings to help the economy offset the impact of surging US tariffs on Chinese goods.
Bigger government bond sales were a key driver of aggregate financing last month as business demand for longer-term credit stayed weak. March is also traditionally a strong month for borrowing because banks tend to extend more credit at the end of each quarter to
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