China newspaper shows four state-owned commercial banks earn 1.4 billion daily average

Agricultural Bank of China released its financial report for the first half of 2010 late August 27. At this point, the four major state-controlled commercial banks in the industry, agriculture, China and China have all been released.　　The four main lines earned 255.982 billion yuan in the first half of the year, meaning that the first half of the four lines earned about 1.4 billion yuan a day. ICBC achieved after-tax profit of 84.965 billion yuan, an increase of 27.3%, is still the world's most profitable bank. In the first half, ICBC non-performing loan balance and non-performing rate continue to "double drop".　　By the end of June, ICBC's non-performing loan rate dropped to 1.26%, down 0.28% from the end of 2009.　　Agricultural Bank in the first half of this year to achieve net profit of 45.863 billion yuan, an increase of 40.2% per cent, the first half of AgBank's county-level loan growth rate, yields are higher than the full line, business advantages highlighted, as at the end of June, "three rural" financial business loans amounted to more than 1.4 trillion yuan, compared to　　The first half of BOC achieved after-tax profit of 54.375 billion yuan, an increase of 25.77%, the main source of profits in the first half of this year is net interest income increase and intermediary business income growth.　　Construction Bank of the first half to achieve operating income of 153.725 billion yuan, a year earlier growth of 16.93%, net profit of 70.779 billion yuan, year-on-year increase of 26.75%. From the newspaper, the four main lines in the first half of the increase in capital consumption, in addition to the Bank of the capital adequacy ratio has been the phenomenon of decline. ICBC's capital adequacy ratio and core capital adequacy ratio fell 1.02% and 0.49% respectively from the end of last year, and AgBank's two indicators fell by 1.76% and 1.02%, while the bank's decline was slightly smaller, by 0.02% and 0.04%. Only BOC through the first half of the 40 billion-yuan convertible bonds issued to ensure the increase in capital adequacy ratio. (Tian Junyong, Zhu Yu, Ouyangjie, He Jiani)