Bank Lending & Broad Credit (Nov.)

New lending jumped last month but this masks a further slowdown in underlying credit growth. Despite the official rhetoric on the need to deleverage, we think the drag on economic activity from this slowdown in credit creation will eventually trigger a renewed round of monetary easing.

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