- Background
- As investing and bank lending skyrocket, lifting China's GDP, debates are raging over Beijing's next monetary policy step. Is the lending sustainable? Who benefited most? What risks are in store? This series of articles will introduce different players in the credit spree -- banks, real estate developers, policymakers -- and pose serious questions about their intentions and actions.
- By staff reporters Wen Xiu, Zhang Man and Fang Huilei 2009-07-31A close look at China's first-half lending surge shows how the Big Four banks blazed a credit trail that many others followed.
- By staff reporters Qiao Xiaohui and Wang Xiaolu 2009-07-31Government regulators used policy initiatives to stimulate this year's stock market rallies. But what's the long-term cost?
- By staff reporter Ci Bing 2009-07-31Real estate investment is rebounding thanks to an improved credit environment and state-owned companies with plenty of cash.
- By staff reporters Huo Kan, Wang Jing, Yu Hairong and intern reporter Wang Lu 2009-07-30As investing and bank lending skyrocket, lifting China's GDP, debates are raging over Beijing's next monetary policy step.
- By Hu Shuli 2009-07-30A policy that encourages loose lending and investment is driving China's economic engine down an old, unsustainable path.
- By Caijing chief economist Shen Minggao 2009-07-30Macroeconomic policy can encourage a stable economy as long as policymakers know when the time is ripe for proper adjustments.
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