Hey amigos! Big news out of the Chinese mainland: by the end of November 2025, total social financing soared to 440.07 trillion yuan ($62.4 trillion), up 8.5% year-on-year, outpacing the full-year 2024 level! 🎉
This surge highlights continued policy support for growth, backed by the People's Bank of China:
- Yuan-denominated loans to the real economy climbed to 267.42 trillion yuan, a 6.3% increase.
- Broad money supply (M2) grew by 8% to 336.99 trillion yuan.
- Narrow money (M1) rose 4.9% to 112.89 trillion yuan.
- Currency in circulation (M0) jumped 10.6% to 13.74 trillion yuan.
What does this mean? For young professionals and investors, it signals a robust credit environment and ample liquidity in the market. For students and researchers, these figures reveal the Chinese mainland's strategy to fuel economic momentum through credit expansion.
Whether you're tracking global markets, studying economic trends, or simply curious about the latest numbers, this data is a clear sign that the financial gears are in full swing. Stay tuned for more updates! 🌏💡
Reference(s):
China's social financing growth surpasses 2024 full-year level
cgtn.com
