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What’s on the wish list for China’s private sector ahead of the ‘two sessions’?
- Private firms urge prioritized debt settlement to ease cash flow ahead of China’s Two Sessions.
- A proposed closed-loop debt collection system would streamline payments between creditors and debtors.
- Authorities could allocate funds from government bonds to inject liquidity into the debt chain.
- The push highlights private enterprises’ priority to settle debts with upstream and downstream partners.
- Beijing Dacheng Enterprise Research Institute released the 38-suggestion report on Feb. 25.
- The report ties debt relief to broader policy shifts in China’s growth strategy.
- Cash flow problems persist for many private businesses amid a prolonged property slump.
- The 2026 Two Sessions frame the private sector’s policy expectations.
- Private entrepreneurs seek protection of rights and resolution of financing difficulties.
- The report calls for clearer rules on how funds are used from government bonds.
- The guidance targets debt chains affecting both upstream and downstream parties.
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