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Why China’s Deleveraging Has Faltered
China’s campaign to curb financial risks had notable successes in 2016 and 2017 but the ugly side effects are now coming home to roost
By Nathaniel Taplin
Updated Nov. 23, 2018 4:26 a.m. ET
Beijing hasn’t yet unleashed another large debt-fueled stimulus for China’s stuttering economy. But beneath the radar, its progress on tackling financial vulnerabilities has started to unwind.
Chinese regulators went to bat against two big financial risks in 2016. The first was small banks’ mushrooming dependence on wholesale borrowing both to fund themselves and juice the returns offered by their wealth-management products. In late 2016, regulators cracked down hard—interbank repo borrowing fell by a third and banks’ wealth-management...
READ MORE: https://www.wsj.com/articles/why-chinas-deleveraging-has-faltered-1542964998
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