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China’s rising household debt is shattering dreams of financial freedom, and ‘fears are spreading’

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South China Morning Post
By He Huifeng
  • Salary reductions, lay-offs, lockdowns and regulatory crackdowns are upending the lives of those who were once the envy of Chinas middle class
  • If coronavirus-induced lockdowns and restrictions drag out for more than two months, some warn that the impact could be unimaginable
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