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Kina: banker förmedlade nya lån för 540 Mdr USD i juli

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STOCKHOLM (Direkt) Kinesiska banker förmedlade 540,1 miljarder yuan i nya lån
under juli (919,8 i juni), rapporterar Bloomberg News.

Analytiker hade väntat en nyutlåning på 700,0 miljarder yuan i juli.

Kinas penningmängd, mätt som M2, ökade 13,9 procent i juni, jämfört med
motsvarande månad föregående år. Analytiker hade väntat sig en ökningstakt på
13,8 procent, enligt Bloomberg News prognosenkät.

Ökningstakten steg därmed från 13,6 procent föregående månad.

Bild: (c) shutterstock—ruskpp

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