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Core Insights - Shandong's financial system has effectively utilized financial tools to drive growth in key sectors, achieving a loan balance of 6.7 trillion yuan in technology, green, and inclusive finance, with a year-on-year growth of 16.3%, surpassing the average loan growth rate by 7.8 percentage points [1][3] Financial Policy and Tools - The People's Bank of China has implemented structural monetary policy tools, including nine reductions in the statutory reserve requirement ratio, releasing approximately 460 billion yuan in long-term funds, enhancing credit capacity for financial institutions [3] - The "central bank funds + financial institution matching" leverage model has led to an increase of 12.11 trillion yuan in agricultural loans and 23.165 trillion yuan in small micro-loans since the start of the 14th Five-Year Plan [3] Sector-Specific Financial Support - In the technology innovation sector, the Jinan Innovation Financial Reform Pilot Zone has seen a loan balance of 303.978 billion yuan, a 176.7% increase since its approval, with high-tech industries accounting for 68.68% of industrial output [4] - The green finance system has supported 170.167 billion yuan in financing through green bonds and other innovative products during the 14th Five-Year Plan [4] Rural and Inclusive Finance - Inclusive agricultural loans reached 962.093 billion yuan, doubling since the end of 2020, with a 7.96% increase in loans to major grain-producing counties [5] - The financial sector has introduced products like "Virtue Points Loan" to support specific agricultural products, and small loans have benefited 59,600 impoverished households, amounting to 2.625 billion yuan [5] Overall Financial Growth - As of September 2025, Shandong's total social financing reached 25.6 trillion yuan, and the balance of domestic and foreign currency loans was 16.2 trillion yuan, marking growth of 67.8% and 65.4% respectively since the end of 2020 [5] - The average interest rate for newly issued corporate loans was 3.61%, down 1.06 percentage points from the end of 2020, benefiting small and micro enterprises significantly [5]