China central bank asks banks to slow down lending in February -sources

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China central bank asks banks to slow down lending in February -sources
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BEIJING : China's central bank has told some banks to slow the pace of lending to contain risks after new bank loans jumped to a record in January, three bankers with knowledge of the matter said.The People's Bank of China (PBOC) sent the informal instructions, or the so-called 'window guidance', earlier

BEIJING : China's central bank has told some banks to slow the pace of lending to contain risks after new bank loans jumped to a record in January, three bankers with knowledge of the matter said.

The People's Bank of China sent the informal instructions, or the so-called"window guidance", earlier this month to some lenders that asked them to issue loans"under an appropriate growth rate", the bankers said. The banks were told to control the scale of new loans in February to avoid issuing new loans at a too-quick pace, the sources said.

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