
China’s Yuan Loans Surge by 5.13 Trillion Yuan in January
China’s yuan-denominated loans increased by 5.13 trillion yuan in January, reflecting strong economic support and growth, according to PBOC data.
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China’s yuan-denominated loans increased by 5.13 trillion yuan in January, reflecting strong economic support and growth, according to PBOC data.
China’s yuan loans surged by 16.02 trillion yuan in the first three quarters, reflecting strong credit growth as the economy navigates global challenges.
China’s yuan-denominated loans surged by 16.02 trillion yuan in the first three quarters, reflecting significant financial growth. Key indicators like money supply and foreign exchange reserves show China’s economic trajectory.
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