Kenya: Kenya, Uganda Open Rail Extension Burdened By Chinese Debt
Kenya and Uganda have inaugurated a long-delayed extension of a Chinese-built railway that has significantly increased Kenya's debt.
Restaurant's ridiculously generous loyalty deal forces it to close in just two weeks
A Chinese all-you-can-eat restaurant in the UK closed in under a month due to excessive debt from a loyalty deal.
Highway in Montenegro: The EU pays, China profits
Montenegro's highway, initially built with Chinese loans, is now being completed with European funding, highlighting the complex dynamics of international finance and infrastructure development.
How Middle East conflict and soaring oil prices will affect Angola’s Chinese debt deals
The article discusses how rising oil prices due to conflicts in the Middle East could benefit Angola's financial arrangements with Chinese lenders.
Chinese developer Sunshine 100 to oppose Hong Kong winding-up petition over US$205m debt
Sunshine 100 plans to contest a winding-up petition filed in Hong Kong regarding a US$205 million debt.
As Chinese provinces slash revenue outlook, analysts warn of debt control
Chinese provinces are revising their revenue forecasts downward for 2026, signaling caution regarding local infrastructure spending as they face mounting debt pressures.
A Recommendation That Will Hurt the USA. Chinese Banks Should Not Buy American Debt
Chinese banks are advised against purchasing American debt, a move that could have significant implications for US-China financial relations.
China’s plan to internationalise yuan quietly takes a step forward as Zambia gets on board
Zambia's decision to repay loans and import costs in Chinese yuan highlights its practical need to combat US dollar shortages and manage debt, while simultaneously supporting China's long-term strategy to globalize its currency.
Chinese Supertankers Abruptly Change Course to Venezuela
Two Chinese supertankers heading to Venezuela to pick up crude oil shipments for debt repayment have changed course and are returning to Asia, indicating that the South American nation under U.S. sanctions may not export oil to its main customer soon.
Expect no ‘systemic shock’ from Chinese developer Vanke’s ‘technical default’: HSBC
HSBC reports that the potential technical default of Chinese property developer Vanke is unlikely to trigger widespread financial contagion or systemic risk.
Chinese company receives new contracts in Bosnia and Herzegovina. RS authorities incur debt of 500 million euros
The Chinese company China Overseas Engineering Group (COVEC) has secured new road construction contracts in Bosnia and Herzegovina valued at over 500 million euros, funded through loans from Chinese banks, with authorities in the Republika Srpska entering into debt arrangements.