Chinese policymakers are examining bank lending targets for next year that will equal or even exceed their 2010 quota, despite fears about overheating amid the highest inflation in the country in more than two years.
Most analysts had expected a significant reduction from Beijing’s 2010 target of Rmb7,500bn ($1,100bn) in total new loans, especially after inflation hit 5.1 per cent in November and the government promised to tighten monetary policy.
But on Tuesday, a leading Chinese official newspaper reported that the government’s lending quota would probably again be Rmb7,500bn in 2011.
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