China's Weak Local Borrowing Raises Hope for More Central Aid

(Bloomberg) -- China’s local governments so far appear reluctant or unable to borrow more despite pressure to stimulate growth, fueling expectations Beijing may pick up their slack and take on more debt.Most Read from BloombergBYD Unveils $233,450 EV Supercar to Rival Ferrari, LamborghiniZelenskiy Says 31,000 Troops Killed as Ukraine Seeks US Aid Decision Within MonthNorwegian Cruise Ship Halted at Mauritius Due to OutbreakBuffett Says ‘Eye-Popping’ Results Unlikely With Record CashTrump Advance

Related Keywords

Guizhou ,Hubei ,China ,Tianjin ,Jing Zhao ,Fujian ,Beijing ,Jing Wang ,Anhui ,Dalian ,Liaoning ,Guangdong ,Jilin ,Shanghai ,Inner Mongolia ,Nei Mongol ,Chinese ,Bloomberg Businessweek ,Asia At Standard Chartered Plc ,Nomura International Hong Kong ,National People Congress ,Bloomberg ,Ding Shuang ,Greater China ,North Asia ,Standard Chartered ,National People ,Century Business Herald ,Bloomberg News ,Nomura International Hong ,Local Governments ,Central Government ,Sovereign Bonds ,