Chinese govt think tank, ratings agency to launch local govt debt ratings


SHANGHAI: A Chinese credit ratings agency is teaming up with an influential state-backed think tank to issue ratings of local governments, in a step towards establishing a standardised municipal bond market.

China's budget law forbids Chinese governments from borrowing directly, but localities have evaded this restriction by taking on debt through special-purpose vehicles as local government financing platforms (LGFVs).

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