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PBOC Chief Unfazed by Credit Slump as Era of Surging Loans Ends
Source: Bloomberg
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China's central bank governor said the era of massive credit expansion has ended, following an abrupt slowdown in lending. The message seeks to reassure markets that weaker credit growth reflects reduced borrowing appetite in a slowing economy rather than an immediate liquidity disruption, but it underscores softer demand and a structurally weaker credit impulse.
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