China's new bank loans are expected to fall in October from the six-month high they reached in September, but the drop was probably caused by seasonal factors, as the central bank eases policy to prop up the slowing economy, a Reuters poll showed. Chinese bank lending in October usually retreats from a surge in September, partly because of a week-long National Day holiday in the first week of October. To boost bank lending, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) has pumped out trillions of yuan in liquidity by repeatedly cutting banks' reserve-requirement ratios (since early 2018. ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...