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China's credit impulse turning negative - deflationary sp...

Apr 30·2 messages

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Alex Chen· 4h ago

Latest credit data shows China's TSF growth decelerating faster than expected while property sales keep falling. This feels like 2015 all over again, but without the policy room to respond aggressively.

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Jordan Wu· 1h ago

The way I'm reading this China credit data - my industrial names are already getting hit while materials keep bleeding. When TSF growth rolls over this hard, it usually means 6-month earnings revisions for anything China-exposed. Already trimmed my CAT position because construction equipment demand always leads the credit cycle.

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