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China to issue 2.2 trillion yuan in bonds to support economic growth
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Chinese central and local governments
China
November and December 2026
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China plans to raise at least 2.2 trillion yuan in bonds in Nov-Dec 2026.
The move aims to offset sluggish consumption and weak infrastructure investment.
The People's Bank of China will maintain liquidity to support the issuance.
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