Ministerul Locuinţelor din China a anunţat vineri că au fost aprobate credite bancare de peste 200 miliarde de yuani (28 miliarde de dolari) pentru proiecte imobiliare, cel mai recent indiciu că băncile ţin cont de eforturile autorităţilor de a sprijini piaţa imobiliară care se confruntă cu dificultăţi, transmite Bloomberg.
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