A stronger currency may be coming but policymakers in Beijing face two dilemmas that will limit their appetite for exchange rate appreciation.
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Why China’s debt is a global threat

The world is watching China’s debt problem closely. From real estate to banking, this video explains why this crisis could ...
China’s debt problem has grown to levels far beyond that of the United States, creating risks for its economy and the world. With debt totaling more than 300% of U.S. levels, analysts are concerned ...
BEIJING (Reuters) - China's fiscal policy has ample room, the government's debt ratio remains "reasonable" and risks are controllable, finance minister Lan Foan said on Friday, pledging a more ...
HONG KONG/SHANGHAI, Dec 23 (Reuters) - State-backed China Vanke will likely mirror ‌the strategies of some other cash-strapped Chinese developers and ‌seek multiple short-term extensions for its bond ...
China is managing its government debt burden through refinancing and swaps that buy time but fail to address structural flaws, risking a prolonged balance sheet recession. Sequenced reforms should ...
The CCP's authoritarianism is driving its country into the ground. But Americans need to control their own debt problem if they want to compete to win. Read Full Article » ...
China is making it harder for some state-owned companies to borrow overseas, expanding a campaign to rein in local government debt risks, according to people familiar with the matter. The National ...