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CHINA: S&P Global Ratings' one-notch downgrade of China's sovereign credit
rating was a "wrong decision," the Ministry of Finance said Friday in a
statement on its website. It is "confusing" why S&P downgraded China when its
economy is growing solidly and the quality of economic growth is improving, the
ministry said. The view that rapid credit increases and heavy debt burdens is
impinging on China's economy is "an old story" that neglects the funding
structure of China's financial system and also neglects the wealth accumulation
and support provided by Chinese government spending. "It is a pity that the
international ratings institutions misread the Chinese economy due to their
inherent thinking based on their experience with other developed countries," the
statement said. 

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