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US interest rate hikes worsen countrys’ debt problems: Ning

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US countries’ interest rate hikes worsen debt problems for some countries like Pakistan, said Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning at a regular press conference.

“Since last year, the US has resorted to unprecedented massive interest rate hikes, making the debt problems of certain countries even worse.

The US needs to take concrete steps to help developing countries, rather than point fingers at others,” She made these remarks after U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said that the US is working hard to counter China’s influence in international institutions and in lending to developing countries, and that by lending to developing countries, China leaves them trapped in debt reports Gwadar Pro.

“China has always carried out investment and financing cooperation with developing countries based on international rules and the principle of openness and transparency.

We never attach any political strings, or seek any selfish political interests,” pinpointed Mao, adding that China has been helping developing countries relieve debt burdens, and made the biggest contribution to implementing the G20 Debt Service Suspension Initiative.

“We reject the unjustified accusation from the US,” Mao noted.

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