Via the Reserve Bank of Australia, the credit data for April.
The m/m credit numbers are up across the board from March. The y/y is still slow though.
Earlier from Australia/China:
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Australian Private Sector Credit for April +0.6% m/m (prior +0.3%)
Australian Private Sector Credit for April +0.6% m/m (prior +0.3%)
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