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China must participate in relieving debt distress, and more

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China must participate in relieving debt distress By Mark Sobel

Debt distress is rising throughout many low-income countries and emerging markets. Debt profiles vary, and multilaterals and the private sector are key actors. But China is often a dominant external creditor. Ideally, China would work with the international community to help these countries secure debt sustainability. Without China’s co-operation, the IMF and its shareholders face difficult choices.

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