Mr Liu denies lending for the remainder of January

January 20 Morning News China Banking Regulatory Commission chairman Liu said in the gap between the Asian Financial Forum, the report on the demand for banks in January the remainder of the total ban on lending is untrue.　　Citing sources in the media, Mr Liu made it clear that "it's not a problem", "I never said it," because of the rapid increase in credit growth in January and the regulator's request for banks to ban new loans in the remainder of January. Speaking at the forum, Mr Liu said the risk of banking loans in the mainland began to rise and the CBRC was already controlling the extent of credit expansion. He pointed out that continued strong growth in new credit in January this year is not necessarily a response to real demand. (Peng from Hong Kong)