Data from the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission showed that banks’ non-performing loans rose to 1.75 per cent at the end of March, the first increase in five quarters. Photo: Reuters Data from the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission showed that banks’ non-performing loans rose to 1.75 per cent at the end of March, the first increase in five quarters. Photo: Reuters
Data from the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission showed that banks’ non-performing loans rose to 1.75 per cent at the end of March, the first increase in five quarters. Photo: Reuters
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Chinese banks’ asset quality improves on bad-loan write-offs, but pressures remain

Loans overdue for more than 90 days, a leading stress indicator, still exceed NPLs

Topic |   Banking & Finance
Zheng Yangpeng
Zheng Yangpeng

Updated: 6:30am, 16 May, 2018

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Data from the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission showed that banks’ non-performing loans rose to 1.75 per cent at the end of March, the first increase in five quarters. Photo: Reuters Data from the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission showed that banks’ non-performing loans rose to 1.75 per cent at the end of March, the first increase in five quarters. Photo: Reuters
Data from the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission showed that banks’ non-performing loans rose to 1.75 per cent at the end of March, the first increase in five quarters. Photo: Reuters
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