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China's Risky Silk Roads Project Backfires

2023-04-06T16:21:28.585Z


SEEN FROM ELSEWHERE - China has moved closer to developing countries by granting them credits, credits of which researchers believe that a large part will not be reimbursed. Beijing's reaction could make the situation even worse and trigger sovereign debt crises...


By Tobias Kaiser (Die Welt)

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The economist Carmen Reinhart is considered one of the greatest specialists on the subject of indebtedness.

The work of this Harvard professor and her colleague Kenneth Rogoff has greatly influenced public debate in the context of the euro crisis.

If today it warns against an imbalance in the financial system, it is therefore guaranteed to attract attention.

This time, however, it is not the euro zone, but China.

Reinhart and other researchers have found that 60% of China's overseas credit is now at risk of default, defaults that could put Chinese banks in trouble.

These conclusions, which the newspaper DIE WELT was able to consult in preview, were established by Reinhart and researchers from the World Bank, the Kiel Institut für Weltwirtschaft (IfW) and the research group AidData.

Read alsoEurope also wants its “silk roads”

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Source: lefigaro

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