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Evergrande's liquidation hearing initially scheduled for Monday was adjourned by a Hong Kong court as the property developer's shares hit an all-time low.
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Country Garden, the biggest builder in the Chinese property market, has failed for the first time to pay $15.4 million interest on its dollar bonds.
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One of the world's biggest debt restructuring plans has been thrown into uncertainty raising fears of a major Chinese property crisis.
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US Senate avoids default in vote on debt ceiling and spending cuts
The US Senate has avoided a government default by passing a bill to lift the debt ceiling and introduce spending cuts days before its Monday deadline.
Germany and Netherlands push for minimum debt targets for EU countries
The European Commission has said it would present legislative proposals "in the coming weeks" to advance the political debate.
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Greece repays IMF bailout debt two years ahead of schedule
Three successive bailouts totalling some €260 billion between 2010 and 2018 prevented Greece from going bankrupt.
Russia claims it has made first debt payment and avoided a default
There were fears that Moscow would default on its bond payments after having its assets frozen due to the invasion of Ukraine.
China's real estate giant Evergrande suspends shares in Hong Kong
Baocheng Liu, director of the Centre for International Business Ethics at the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing, told Euronews that if Evergrande were to collapse, the "ripple effects are going to be huge".
Angela Merkel in Greece for talks on last visit post-financial crisis
Relations between Greece and Germany were often thorny during Merkel's tenure due to the financial crisis.
Barcelona's debt now at '€1.35 billion', says club president
Barcelona's president Joan Laporta has presented a grim picture of the football club's financial situation, saying its debt had risen to €1.35 billion.
Euro area debt soars to 98% of GDP amid COVID-19 crisis - Eurostat
Public debt and deficit surged last year across the EU as governments borrowed massively to mitigate the impacts of pandemic lockdowns.
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One MEP went as far to warn of a possible UK-EU vaccine war.
English football: how the lower leagues are desperately seeking cash
Cash-strapped clubs in the English Football League are in desperate need of financial support to prevent many of them from going out of business
Coronavirus sends UK debt over £2 trillion for the first time
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Greek economy shows signs of recovery but banks are reluctant to invest
Greece's international creditors are visiting the Greek capital for their fourth enhanced surveillance evaluation.