Why China's Banks Aren't Lending - Wall Street Journal (blog)

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Why China's Banks Aren't Lending Wall Street Journal (blog) Lu Ting, Bank of America's China economist, recently did something rare for a market analyst: He emailed a report with the subject line “We were wrong.” Like many analysts, Mr. Lu thought China's economy would rebound in the second quarter. Testing times for banksChina Daily China Big Four Banks Barely Issue New Yuan Loans In 1st Half May - ReportFox Business China's Stocks Fall for 4th Day on Economy Concern, Greek CrisisBusinessWeek FierceFinance -Economic Times all 79 news articles »

China kicks off rural financial reform in Lishui - Reuters

China kicks off rural financial reform in Lishui Reuters The pilot programme, announced by the central bank, comes about two months after Beijing gave the go-ahead for a financial reform trial in Wenzhou to give private capital a bigger role in credit creation. The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has published ... Lishui, pilot for rural financial reformChina Daily Rural financial reform expands to LishuiEastDay.com all 6 news articles »

China has no plan to change bank loan ratio-CBRC - Reuters

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China has no plan to change bank loan ratio-CBRC Reuters No plans to change to loan-to-deposit ratio, CBRC vice chairman says * CBRC examining volatility in bank lending patterns * Analysts say changing ratio would support growth (Adds details, context) BEIJING, May 16 (Reuters) - China's bank regulators are ... Chinese Banks' Forex Sales May Indicate Capital OutflowsBloomberg China Stocks: China Construction Bank, Yanzhou Coal, Sany HeavyBusinessWeek China Big Four Banks Barely Issued New Yuan Loans In 1H Of May -ReportWall Street Journal New York Times -Forbes -China Daily all 290 news articles »

Facebook's IPO one of world's largest - Boston.com

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Facebook's IPO one of world's largest Boston.com Only two Chinese banks, Agricultural Bank of China in 2010 and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China in 2006, have been worth more. They were worth $133 billion and $132 billion, respectively. By another measure --the amount raised-- Facebook ranks ... and more »

China Yuan Down Late On Central Bank Guidance; Further Falls Likely Limited - Wall Street Journal

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China Yuan Down Late On Central Bank Guidance; Further Falls Likely Limited Wall Street Journal SHANGHAI (Dow Jones)--China's yuan fell against the US dollar late Thursday after the central bank guided it lower via its daily reference rate. On the over-the-counter market, the dollar was at CNY6.3252 around 0830 GMT, up from Wednesday's close of ... Yuan ends weaker, BIS data shows China wants stable yuanReuters China must speed new financial instruments launchTODAYonline Yuan falls, data suggests China companies retaining dollarsEconomic Times MarketWatch -MNI News -Bloomberg all 39 news articles »