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China's Corporate Debt Unexpectedly Rises At Fastest Pace In Four Years, As A New Risk Emerges - Zerohedge

There are two parting questions one should consider: the first is whether China has any hope of ever deleveraging without unleashing a depression. With total debt/GDP at 329% as of May 2017 according to the Mercator Institute, we doubt it.
Source: China's Corporate Debt Unexpectedly Rises At Fastest Pace In Four Years, As A New Risk Emerges

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