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Chinese banks see fewer bad loans as economy recovers from COVID-19

The outstanding bad loans of China’s commercial banks totalled 2.7 trillion yuan at the end of December, down by 133.6 billion yuan from the end of the third quarter, China’s Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) said.

The non-performing loan ration in the sector stood at 1.84% at year-end, compared to 1.96% at the end of September, according to a statement on the CBIRC website.

The banking sector achieved a net profit of 1.94 trillion yuan in the whole year of 2020, falling 2.7% year-on-year, it showed, with 5 trillion yuan put aside for bad loans.


Source: Economy - investing.com

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