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China's debt risks on the rise as Beijing vows 'appropriate spending intensity' to bolster economy - Vimarsana News

China's debt risks on the rise as Beijing vows 'appropriate spending intensity' to bolster economy

In its bid to bolster the economy, China intends to expand the areas where special purpose bonds are invested this year, while spending on education and in support of people’s livelihoods will remain strong.

Source: scmp.com
Belt, Road, and Beyond | Center for Strategic and International Studies - Vimarsana News

Belt, Road, and Beyond | Center for Strategic and International Studies

On This Page Overview Curriculum Eligibility How to Register Alumni Contact Course Dates March 7-9, 2022 Location 1616 Rhode Island, Ave. Washington, D.C. 20036 Virtual participation available upon request Tuition $3,500 USD Registration Deadline February 14, 2022 Register View Brochure Overview CSIS is now accepting applications for the Belt and Road Executive Course in a

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IMF issues warning on rising debt risks in virus-hit ME-546924 - Vimarsana News

IMF issues warning on rising debt risks in virus-hit ME-546924

Dubai: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Sunday that countries in the Middle East and Central Asia need to curb their financing requirements, as a surge in government debt, exacerbated by the pandemic, threatens recovery prospects. The region, which includes around 30 countries

China economy: new bank loans in February fall less than expected, as 'real financing demand is very strong' - Vimarsana News

China economy: new bank loans in February fall less than expected, as 'real financing demand is very strong'

Post Chinese banks extended 1.36 trillion yuan (US$208.7 billion) in new local-currency loans in February. Photo: Reuters New bank lending in China fell less than expected in February from January amid efforts by the central bank to cool credit growth to contain debt risks while maintaining support for ailing small firms. Chinese banks extended 1.36 trillion yuan (US$208.7 billion) in new local-currency loans in February, down from a record 3.58 trillion yuan in January but still beating analyst expectations, according to data released by the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) on Wednesday. Ana...

Source: scmp.com