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CHINA PRESS
MNI (Beijing)
CHINA PRESS: China's credit supply is going to be looser as banks obtain more
funding injections to beef up their ability to support the real economy, the
China Securities Journal commented on Wednesday. The Agricultural Bank of China
is slated to sell CNY 60 billion second-class capital bonds on March 15, joining
a slew of other banks selling bonds to replenish capital, the newspaper said.
While lending figures last month were weaker than in January, banks' liquidity
remains abundant, the newspaper said. As policymakers step up measures to
improve the transmission from loose liquidity towards loose credit, February's
fallback from January shouldn't warrant pessimism, the newspaper said.

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