China Deleveraging Campaign to Slow Amid Trade Tensions – Moody’s By Editors, Regulation Asia Published on 19th November 2018 While long-term deleveraging and de-risking remain in place, China's authorities are likely to rely to a greater extent on public sector spending to support growth.To continue reading... Sign in Password * Remember me Lost your password? **If you were a member of the previous Regulation Asia website, you will have to re-register your details to gain access to the site. Get access to Regulation Asia Regulation Asia delivers the latest news, research and analysis on regulation across banking and capital markets. Enquire about a subscription today. Get in touch with one of our team or purchase a subscription by clicking below: Enquire Subscribe To discuss our subscription options please email [email protected] Related:De-Risking, Debt, deleraging, Moody's, Moody’s Investors Service, PBOC, RRR, SOEs Recommended for you Fund Managers to Remain in Regulatory Spotlight in 2020: Moody’s Beijing to Pilot Fintech Regulatory Framework China to Increase Oversight Over Banking & Finance Mobile Apps