In July, the Chinese corporate credit index remained at a high level.

Reporters learned from the State Administration for Market Regulation on the 21st that in July, the Chinese enterprise credit index was 160.10. Despite facing a complex and changing external environment and unfavorable domestic extreme weather, the index saw a slight decline, but overall maintained a high-level operating trend. Overall, the resilience of the national enterprise credit level is evident. In July, the Chinese enterprise credit index dropped by 2.35 points compared to June due to factors such as an increase in the number of newly listed companies in the list of abnormal operations. The regulatory sub-index saw a significant decline, but the overall enterprise credit level in the country is still in a high-level fluctuation. The fundamental improvement in enterprise credit has not changed.