This data is due today or tomorrow, there is no fixed time. October financing data:
Nope, my bad ... gotta do that F5 thing more often!
Already out:
New yuan loans 663.2bn
- expected CNY 783.0bn, prior 1270.0bn
Aggregate financing 1040bn
- expected 1100bn CNY, prior 1819.9bn
Also:
- Money supply M0, M1 and M2
More here:
China's Credit Data Show Signs Deleveraging Is Starting to Bite
Aggregate financing ... New yuan loans ... money supply
- Broad money supply growth was the slowest since at least January 1996
- both credit indicators fell to the lowest since October last year
- Credit growth typically slows toward the end of the year
And
China Oct new yuan loans hit one-year low as debt curbs weigh
- China's new loans fell more than expected in October to their lowest in a year
- "The upshot is that tighter monetary conditions have driven a meaningful slowdown in credit growth in recent quarters and we think the economy is set to feel the negative effects of this before long," said Julian Evans-Pritchard, China economist at Capital Economics."As such, we believe the PBOC will refrain from pushing up market rates much further despite the official rhetoric on deleveraging. If anything, we think monetary conditions are more likely to be loosened rather than tightened during the coming year."
