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The Wall Street Journal
Sri Lanka’s Debt Crisis Tests China’s Role as Financier to Poor Countries — Developing world faces a credit crunch, but the biggest lender of all has been slow to cooperate with Western-style rescues.SEC’s Gensler Casts Doubt on Prospects for China Audit Deal — Commission also advanced measures intended to make it easier for investors to weigh in on company affairs.Yellen Says She Will Push China to Restructure Debts of Developing Countries — Beijing’s role as a creditor to many countries around the world has come under fresh scrutiny following an uprising in Sri Lanka.Shanghai Lockdown Concerns Rise Even as C
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