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Chinese state-owned bank issues debt in Macau to support Portuguese-speaking projects

A Chinese state-owned bank has issued debt instruments in Macau aimed at financing and backing projects in Portuguese-speaking countries and communities, strengthening financial links between China, Macau and Lusophone economies.

Dinheiro Vivo28 Jan

Chinese state-owned bank issues debt in Macau to support Portuguese-speaking projects

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Chinese state-owned bank issues debt in Macau to support Portuguese-speaking projects

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