PBOC Releases H1 2026 Financial Data; Total Social Financing Outstanding Hits RMB 46.206 Trillion
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PBOC Q2 2026 aggregates show continued, moderate credit expansion: total social financing rose 7.4% y/y, with RMB loans up 5.3% and corporate bonds up 8.9%, while FX loans and bank acceptance bills contracted. Faster growth in government bonds (+14.2%) signals policy-led funding support. The mix suggests steady liquidity conditions but uneven private credit demand, influencing broader risk appetite and macro hedging in global markets.
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China's central bank has released financial statistics for the first half of 2026. As of end-June 2026, the outstanding balance of total social financing (TSF) reached RMB 46.206 trillion, up 7.4% year on year.
By component, RMB loans to the real economy totaled RMB 27.916 trillion, rising 5.3% from a year earlier. Foreign-currency loans to the real economy, converted into RMB, stood at RMB 1.18 trillion, down 2.9% year on year. Entrusted loans were RMB 1.124 trillion, up 0.5%, while trust loans came in at RMB 462 billion, up 4%.
Undiscounted bank acceptance bills totaled RMB 2.02 trillion, slipping 2.8% year on year. Outstanding corporate bonds reached RMB 3.608 trillion, up 8.9%. Government bonds climbed to RMB 10.136 trillion, a 14.2% increase. Domestic equity securities issued by nonfinancial enterprises stood at RMB 1.249 trillion, up 5% year on year.
