Archive - China Banking News

February 2025

Why China needs to keep monetary policy loose for the next decade

Central bank adopts credit guidance to supercharge Chinese tech

Feb 27 •

China's negative inflation emboldens its aggressive fiscal doves

Conditions ripe for 10 trillion yuan stimulus, says Yu Yongding.

Feb 25 •

Xi commits to financial access for private tech entrepreneurs

Communist Party "can't change and won't change" support for private enterprise.

Feb 20 •

Xi wants to win the Sino-US trade war by splurging on consumption

Beijing unveils further details on its consumption blitz for 2025.

Feb 18 •

China's macroeconomic playbook for 2025 revealed

Liu Yuanchun reveals six key strategic goals for China's macroeconomic stimulus.

Feb 14 •

China needs debt-fuelled stimulus to avoid Japan's long-term fate

Economist Yu Yongding says Beijing has room to pile up debt for fiscal stimulus.

Feb 10 •

Did China's Bond Market Just Do the Central Bank's Job for It?

China could hold off on rate cuts thanks to record low Treasury yields.

Feb 6 •

Can China win a trade war with Trump just by depreciating the yuan?

Leading economist Lian Ping says China is well-positioned to deal with tariffs.

Feb 3 •

January 2025

Xi's dream of creating a global financial power.

Our briefing for Thursday, 30 January, 2025.

Jan 30 •

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