China's Debt Troubles: Is History Repeating Itself?

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Moody's Investors Service has raised concerns about China's debt troubles, drawing parallels to Japan's bubble-era crisis. The warning comes as China's default-plagued property sector and hidden debt pose significant risks. The country's prioritization of fiscal and monetary stimulus over structural reform is also worrying. China's deflationary environment and limited fiscal maneuverability further compound the challenges. While China has dismissed the downgrade threat, it must heed the lessons from Japan's past and take necessary measures to avoid a financial crisis that could have unprecedented global repercussions.
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