Mike had the data out during London time (China afternoon)

  • Nov new yuan loans 794.6bln vs 720bln exp
  • end-Nov yuan lending yy +13.1% vs 13.0% exp
  • total social financing yuan 1.74trln
  • outstanding total social financing +13.3% yy to yuan 154.36 trln
  • end-Nov FX depos $702.6bln vs$682.2bln end-Oct

A bit of a recap via Reuters here

Also, via Bloomberg:

  • Aggregate financing rose to 1.74 trillion yuan ($252 billion) in November, compared with a median estimate of 1.1 trillion yuan in a Bloomberg survey and 896.3 billion yuan the prior month
  • New yuan loans climbed to 794.6 billion yuan from 651.3 billion yuan a month earlier, boosted by home loans
  • The broad M2 money supply increased 11.4 percent from a year earlier after climbing 11.6 percent the prior month
  • "Seven months after the People's Daily called time on the credit binge, the data suggest that little progress has been made," Tom Orlik, chief Asia economist for Bloomberg Intelligence in Beijing, wrote in a report. He said outstanding credit at year-end is on pace to be about 265 percent of gross domestic product, up from 246.8 percent at the end of 2015.

(bolding mine)