China’s borrowers turn to bonds


CHINA’S vast bond market is taking on an increasingly important role in financing the economy, offering policymakers a new way to lower borrowing costs at a time when traditional bank lending is losing momentum.

According to a Bloomberg report, bonds have become an increasingly prominent source of credit for Chinese companies and governments, reflecting both structural changes in the economy and the central bank’s efforts to support growth without putting additional pressure on banks.

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