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Credit growth should continue to hold up

A combination of timely policy support and resilient cross-border banking sector flows appeared to alleviate a collapse in EM credit growth during height of the coronavirus crisis. These forces should continue to buoy credit growth in the coming months, helping to support the fledgling EM recovery. But this may come at the cost of a further misallocation of resources in the likes of China and Turkey.

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