Wuhan, one of China’s largest cities, has been so tight on funding that it has had to get into a “debt hole”.
According to the CNN agency’s website, the city government requires local companies to repay their loans as soon as possible. According to experts, such a move could only mean that Wuhan is in an extremely difficult financial situation.
The total debt of local companies is about 14 million dollars. Credit guarantors are public and private companies and government departments.
Analysts attribute such a difficult financial situation to the crisis that began with the COVID-19 outbreak in the city, which brought widespread lockdown and eventually killed the economy of Wuhan.
Earlier, RT showed how the Chinese city of Wuhan looks like after quarantine.
Source: Riafan
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