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Interest on China’s debt takes a bigger share of public spending

Fortune reports that China’s debt has shot up in recent years, increasing the budget share devoted to interest payments.

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Fortune reports that China’s debt has risen sharply in recent years. Interest payments on all its borrowing now command a bigger share of public spending.

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FORTUNE@FortuneMagazineChina’s debt has shot up so much in recent years that interest payments on all its borrowing are commanding a bigger share of public spending. https://fortune.com/2026/10/11/china-debt-interest-costs-fastest-budget-category-loans-public-private-gdp-growth/5h
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    FORTUNE@FortuneMagazineChina’s debt has shot up so much in recent years that interest payments on all its borrowing are commanding a bigger share of public spending. https://fortune.com/2026/10/11/china-debt-interest-costs-fastest-budget-category-loans-public-private-gdp-growth/5h
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