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China assigns debt quotas ¥550bn for local budgets

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China allocates ¥550bn unused debt quotas

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CCTV says the Finance Ministry recently arranged ¥550bn of unused local government debt quotas: ¥300bn in general debt quotas goes entirely to counties/districts to strengthen general public budgets, while ¥250bn in special debt quotas goes to regions with actual fourth-quarter project funding needs, favoring major economic provinces. Priority is existing projects; new projects focus on the six infrastructure networks and other key areas. The ministry will urge coordination of project pipelines and bond issuance, faster issuance/disbursement and tangible construction progress. The allocation is distinct from completed bond issuance or completed projects.

CCTV reports the Finance Ministry recently allocating ¥550bn of unused local government debt quotas: ¥300bn general debt quotas entirely for county/district budgets and ¥250bn special debt quotas for actual fourth-quarter project needs, favoring major economic provinces. Existing works receive priority, with new projects focused on the six infrastructure networks and other key areas. Faster bond issuance, disbursement and tangible construction are intended next steps, not completed issuance or works.

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