SHANGHAI: The cost of insuring Chinese sovereign debt against default climbed to the highest level since a record cash crunch in June 2013 as a slowing economy erodes confidence in the nation’s assets.
Credit-default swaps (CDS) protecting government bonds against non-payment for five years rose for a fourth day on Wednesday to 140 basis points, according to prices from data provider CMA.
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