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World Bank President Angela Pennant: More efforts are needed to attract private capital to smaller, more vulnerable, or conflict-affected countries.
2026-10-11
World Bank President Angela Pennant: More efforts are needed to attract private capital to smaller, more vulnerable, or conflict-affected countries.
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China’s corporate credit index rose to 161.32 in August, up 2.45 points MoM, the State Administration for Market Regulation said. Operational and regulatory subindices drove the improvement; new entries to the abnormal-operations list fell sharply wh
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