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China cuts finance pledge to Africa amid growing debt concerns

Beijing lowers commitment to $40bn in investment, credit lines, trade and special drawing rights over next three years

China will cut the amount of money it supplies to Africa over the next three years by a third in a sign of Beijing’s growing caution over the continent’s indebtedness.

In a video address to the triennial Forum on China-Africa Cooperation being held in Senegal, Chinese president Xi Jinping pledged $40bn to African countries in investment, credit lines, trade finance and special drawing rights.

While this represents a cut from the $60bn pledged at the previous two Focac summits, Xi emphasised his commitment to what he called a “win-win” relationship.

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