May new loan size may remain at 600 billion

The first half of the new loans of about 6 trillion yuan a number of commercial banks 26th to China Securities News reporter said that May new loan size is expected to remain at about 600 billion yuan.　　Up to now, the big four state-owned banks in May to increase the size of 200 billion yuan, basically the same as April, is expected to two quarterly banking overall new loans will remain between 1.5 trillion yuan-1.8 trillion yuan, the first half of the new loan will be around 6 trillion yuan. ICBC said that in May, the bank's credit placement arrangement was basically unchanged from April. At present, the bank's main focus of credit is to comb the early loan projects, to refine the loan management, at the same time, to determine the next step of the loan arrangement plan.　　ICBC is also studying some of the risk assessment criteria and management methods to make subsequent loan arrangements more sustainable. The overall size of the bank's new loans in May is expected to be around 600 billion yuan, says Li Gang, head of development research at ABC's Capital Center. According to the current data, the bank's loan growth continues to maintain strong momentum, although the Dragon Boat Festival factors may affect the last few days of the loan progress, but overall, the big bank-led, medium and long-term loan ratio continues to expand the trend will not change.　　He believes that the two-quarter new loans will be in the size of 1.5 trillion to 1.8 trillion yuan, the second half of the bank's new loans will maintain a faster growth, the average monthly growth rate is expected to be 300 billion-500 billion yuan, the year's new credit will be around 8 trillion yuan. Guo, general manager of CCB Research Department, believes that the phenomenon of higher bill financing at the beginning of the year will not be extended, and the credit funds will enter into economic entities in the second half.　　He also noted that new loans would gradually fall in the second half of the year, and that even if regulators did not impose excessive restrictions on credit, commercial banks would be concerned about the build-up of credit risks due to excessive credit growth. CCB people said that at present, the banks have no amount of control, the bank will be based on the economic situation and the operation of early loans, dynamic adjustment of their own credit plans. If there are good projects and businesses, banks will continue to make additional loans.