China’s credit rating slashed

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Students walk along a street during lunch hour in Beijing. Moody’s on May 24 slashed China’s credit rating for the first time in almost three decades citing concerns about the country’s rising debt and slowing growth, but Beijing rejected the downgrade as ‘inappropriate’. (AFP)

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China’s credit rating slashed

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