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A pick up in credit growth and fiscal easing will see China issuance rise to a net 12-13 trillion bonds next year from 11 trillion in 2019, Standard Chartered Bank said in a report. The growth will be led by central and local government borrowing to fund a rise in the deficit, although as a […]
