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CHINA PRESS
CHINA PRESS: Hunan Province is expected to issue a policy to strictly limit the
number of local government financing vehicles (LGFVs), 21st Century Business
Herald reported Wednesday. 
- The policy will require LGFVs at the municipal level to be no more than three,
while those at the county level should be within two, the newspaper said; 
- Hunan will also reduce two thirds of the LGFVs in the province by the end of
this year, it said; 
- The province will also make more efforts towards the market-based reform of
LGFVs, including reducing government influence on state-owned companies, further
regulating local governments' financing practices, and preventing local
governments from requiring LGFVs to finance their spending.
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