China’s economic engine is revving up! Fresh data from the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) reveals total social financing hit 440.07 trillion yuan ($62.4 trillion) as of November 2025—already surpassing 2024’s full-year level with a month to spare. 📈 This 8.5% year-on-year surge signals robust policy support for growth amid global economic headwinds.
Yuan-denominated loans to the real economy jumped 6.3% to 267.42 trillion yuan, while money supply metrics also climbed: M2 rose 8% to 336.99 trillion yuan, and cash in circulation (M0) spiked 10.6%. Analysts say these numbers reflect Beijing’s strategic focus on stabilizing markets and fueling innovation-driven sectors like green tech and AI. 💡
With 2025 shaping up as a pivotal year for Asia’s largest economy, all eyes are on how this liquidity boost will translate into job creation, consumer spending, and global trade dynamics. 🌏✨
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China's social financing growth surpasses 2024 full-year level
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