Monday, 08 February 2010




* Chinese trade financing market getting back on its feet * Lenders, still wary of counterparty risk, being selective * Opportunities for Chinese banks; governments could do more By Alan Wheatley and Langi Chiang BEIJING, June 10 (Reuters) - If Chinese exports and imports post another big drop when May figures are issued this week, a dearth of trade finance will no longer be a blanket excuse. Banks worldwide rushed to call in all forms of loans after last September's collapse of Lehman Brothers,...
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