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Jeff Snider says Chinese banks posted a record contraction in July lending
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""Macroeconomic data that came along and confirmed everything. But really the story here is banks and Beijing banks in Beijing the crackdown record contraction in Chinese total social financing new R&B loans. So these are loan flows for the month of July.""
In a clip Tom Bilyeu plays from Eurodollar University, analyst Jeff Snider says China’s July loan-flow data showed a “record contraction” in new renminbi loans and total social financing. Snider argues the pullback reflects multi-year de-risking by Chinese banks and, by extension, worsening conditions in the real economy rather than a temporary seasonal lull.
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