China's Foreign Debt Reached 549 Billion US Dollars by End of 2010
Published:
2011-04-01
The State Administration of Foreign Exchange announced yesterday that China's foreign debt had reached 548.9 billion US dollars by the end of last year, a 120.3 billion US dollar increase on the size of the debt at the end of 2009. Short-term debt amounted to 375 billion US dollars, accounting for 68.4% of the total and up from the 344 billion US dollars recorded at the end of June 2010. The figures do not include money owed to Hong Kong, Taiwan or Macau.
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