China: Depository Corporations Survey - Money and Quasi-Money

Macro

2026-09-15

Description

China Depository Corporations Survey - Money and Quasi-Money is compiled and published by the People's Bank of China (PBOC) to measure the total amount of various monetary and quasi-monetary assets held by depository corporations in China, such as banks. This indicator reflects the money supply within the banking system and is an important parameter for analyzing monetary liquidity, credit creation capacity, and financial system stability. Growth in money and quasi-money usually indicates abundant liquidity, which may support credit expansion and economic growth, while a decline may suggest tightening liquidity or deteriorating financial conditions.

Published by
People's Bank of China (Choice)
Frequency
Monthly
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AI Data Insight

According to the latest data, in Q3 2026 (2026-08-01), China's money and quasi-money reached 35,680,83.6 hundred million RMB, expanding moderately from the previous value of 35,550,77.24 hundred million RMB. This growth reflects the moderately loose policy stance of the People's Bank of China. However, market analysis indicates that credit has entered a new normal of "decelerating speed and improving quality," with incremental growth relying mostly on government bond issuance for support.

AI Data Insight

According to the latest data, in Q3 2026 (2026-08-01), China's money and quasi-money reached 35,680,83.6 hundred million RMB, expanding moderately from the previous value of 35,550,77.24 hundred million RMB. This growth reflects the moderately loose policy stance of the People's Bank of China. However, market analysis indicates that credit has entered a new normal of "decelerating speed and improving quality," with incremental growth relying mostly on government bond issuance for support.

Description

China Depository Corporations Survey - Money and Quasi-Money is compiled and published by the People's Bank of China (PBOC) to measure the total amount of various monetary and quasi-monetary assets held by depository corporations in China, such as banks. This indicator reflects the money supply within the banking system and is an important parameter for analyzing monetary liquidity, credit creation capacity, and financial system stability. Growth in money and quasi-money usually indicates abundant liquidity, which may support credit expansion and economic growth, while a decline may suggest tightening liquidity or deteriorating financial conditions.

Published by
People's Bank of China (Choice)
Frequency
Monthly
Next Update