S&P: China Govt-engineered liquidity squeeze may not raise risk

The US ratings agency, Standard and Poor (S&P) published a latest report on China, noting that Chinese Government-engineered liquidity squeeze may not raise risk.

The agency also said in its report that China's attempts to temper credit growth are seen appropriate.

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