Broad money growth accelerated to a 12-year high in July, but we think that this will prove to be temporary and is not likely to push up inflation. Meanwhile, growth in bank lending to firms has returned to more normal levels, while consumer credit remains subdued. This suggests that firms are no longer desperate for cash while consumers are still wary about spending.
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