World Bank to Cap Lending to China at Under $2 Billion Through 2031
The World Bank announces a plan to phase out loans to China by 2031, limiting future lending to less than $2 billion.
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The World Bank announces a plan to phase out loans to China by 2031, limiting future lending to less than $2 billion.
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