EM credit bubbles deflating, but risks building in China

Credit growth is slowing in most of the economies we have previously identified as being at risk from a rapid build-up of private sector debt. The exception is China, where aggressive stimulus has prompted a recovery in growth, but at the expense of further inflating an already massive credit bubble.


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