China's M2 Money Supply in February Falls Slightly Short of Expectations

Friday, 15 March 2024, 08:43

China's February M2 money supply grew by 8.7%, slightly below the expected 8.8% increase. The new yuan loans added up to ¥1.45 trillion during the period. Despite previous growth at the same rate, the small disparity in this month's figure may have implications for the local economy.

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China's February M2 Money Supply

This article provides an update on China's M2 money supply figure for February, indicating a growth of 8.7%. The new yuan loans recorded during this period totaled ¥1.45 trillion.

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China's February M2 Money Supply

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