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CHINA PRESS
CHINA PRESS: The theory that S&P Global Ratings used in its downgrading of
China's sovereign rating on Thursday has not kept pace with the rapid economic
development of China and so does not reflect the current economic situation,
particularly the economic growth trend of the country, in a timely and
comprehensive way, the Xinhua News Agency reported Friday. S&P said risks to the
Chinese financial system had increased based on changes in a number of
short-term indicators, a method that "needs further discussion", the report
said, citing analysts. Although the decision by S&P was a "misjudgement", China
sees it as a "well-intentioned warning", the report said, so the country will
further strengthen its campaigns to deleverage the financial system and prevent
risks from local government debt. The rating downgrade will not influence
China's attraction as a destination for foreign investment, particularly given
China is in the process of optimizing the investment environment, the report
argued.(Xinhua News Agency)

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