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831 2015-10-17 Medical Study of Spiritual Bodies and Transformation of Spiritual Bodies New Books Presentation at Kaohsiung Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 376
832 2015-10-15 Accomany with Senior Yang Tsui-hau(楊翠華-楊克煌女兒) and Visit Su Beng Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 903
833 2015-10-10 Holy Mountain - Taiwan Paper Mulberry, The Origin of Pacific Paper Mulberry Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 362
834 2015-10-04 From Hospital to City Government - Talk about the Enterprise Management - Ko Wen-je Mayor Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 355
835 2015-10-03 Tati Annual Board Meeting and New BooKs Released Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 411
836 2015-09-26 The Junior Forerunner of Anti-China Colonial Education - Dai Lin (林冠華) Martyrs Monument Opening and Memorial Assembly Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 396
837 2015-09-25 One China Curriculum Guideline? Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 376
838 2015-09-20 What We Don't Know About the 12 Years National Education - From Procedural Justice To Education Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 370
839 2015-09-19 Holy Mountain - Dai Lin (林冠華) Martyrs Monument Art Works Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 367
840 2015-09-16 It's not Chinese Taipei, It's Taiwan! Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 411
 
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Newsflash

China’s local government debt may be 3.5 trillion yuan (US$540 billion) larger than auditors estimated, potentially putting banks on the hook for deeper losses that could threaten their credit ratings, Moody’s said yesterday.

Moody’s reviewed a report released by China’s state auditor last week, which found that local governments had chalked up 10.7 trillion yuan of debt. Moody’s said it identified more loans funded by banks after accounting for discrepancies in figures given by various Chinese authorities.

Investors worry the pile of loans, about half of which were racked up during a 2008 stimulus spending binge, could destabilize the Chinese economy in the long run. If banks have to absorb heavy losses, it could restrict lending.