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China cracks down on top ratings for corporate bonds
Chinese regulators are pressuring rating agencies to restrict the use of triple-A designations for corporate bonds, particularly those issued by higher-interest borrowers. The move aims to address concerns over inflated credit ratings and potential financial risks.
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