The rebound in credit growth last month has more to do with a weak base for comparison due to the cash crunch last year, than with the current policy stance. Meanwhile, with upwards pressure on the reminbi from trade and capital inflows only being temporarily offset by rising onshore FX deposits, the Q2 slowdown in FX reserve accumulation is likely to prove short lived.
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