The World Bank has revealed a plan to phase out its loans to China by the year 2031. Under this new policy, the bank will cap its lending to China at less than $2 billion through 2031. This move marks a significant shift in the World Bank's financial engagement with China, reflecting changing priorities in its lending strategy.
The announcement was reported by Nikkei Asia on July 24, 2026, highlighting the bank's intention to gradually reduce its financial exposure to China over the next several years.
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