China’s credit hole seen limiting 2014 growth prospects
Bareksa • 08 Jan 2014
Commercial and residential buildings stand illuminated at night in the Luohu district of Shenzhen (Bloomberg/Brent Lewin)
China’s economy probably grew 7,6 percent in 2013
Bloomberg - China’s new credit probably fell by a record in the second half amid a crackdown on speculative lending, limiting prospects for economic expansion this year as policy makers focus on controlling financial risks.
The broadest measure, aggregate financing, was 7.1 trillion yuan ($1.2 trillion) based on published figures plus economists’ median estimate for December data due in coming days. That would be about 931 billion yuan less than in July-to-December 2012, the largest drop in figures going back to 2002.