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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese companies are using cheap funds raised via "virus bonds" in part to bolster their balance sheets as they capitalise on Beijing's efforts to channel money into virus-hit areas of the economy.A Reuters analysis reveals only a third of the roughly 14 billion yuan (£1.5 billion) being raised under a new fast-track regulatory process for "virus prevention and..
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