Monetary policy has lost its oomph

The ability of monetary easing to stimulate credit growth in China has diminished and we think this will lead the People’s Bank to pull down interbank rates further than most anticipate. But even this probably wouldn’t avert a further economic slowdown given the recent deterioration in credit allocation.

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