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China CBIRC Chair Zhou: Coronavirus will not have big impact on China's financial system

China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission Vice Chair Zhou said on Friday, coronavirus will not have big impact on China's financial system.

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Expects non-performing loan ratio of banks to rise somewhat.

China has ample resources to cope with rises in bad loans.

Banks have increased lending, cut interest rates for virus-hit firms.

Will boost credit support for small firms, deal with irrational fees on small firms.

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