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Worldview: China Loans Plunge to 14-Year Low, Adding to Deflation Risk

This week’s global markets round-up of fashion business news also features Turkey’s retail sales rose 28.5 percent year on year in June, South Indian mills cut discounts amid rising cotton prices and 422 facilities are named on Pakistan Accord’s first supplier list.
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China loans plunge to a 14-year low. (Shutterstock)

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