The PBOC said in its Q2 2026 Monetary Policy Implementation Report that financing for private firms remains structurally uneven: large private firms have relatively strong access, small and micro firms receive multiple support measures, while mid-sized private firms are a ‘squeezed’ layer lacking diversified funding and policy support. The central bank will continue to leverage re-lending incentives and use market-based guidance to push local financial institutions to increase credit to private

2026-08-12

The PBOC said in its Q2 2026 Monetary Policy Implementation Report that financing for private firms remains structurally uneven: large private firms have relatively strong access, small and micro firms receive multiple support measures, while mid-sized private firms are a ‘squeezed’ layer lacking diversified funding and policy support. The central bank will continue to leverage re-lending incentives and use market-based guidance to push local financial institutions to increase credit to private firms and improve financing access for private SMEs and mid-sized enterprises.