December’s credit data are likely to set the tone for 2014: tighter monetary conditions are curbing credit growth. We expect this in turn to slow the growth of the economy. Meanwhile, the foreign exchange reserve figures confirm that the People’s Bank continues to intervene heavily to weaken the renminbi.
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