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China may buy up to $50 bln of IMF bonds: state media

BEIJING (AFP) - China said Friday it would consider investing up to 50 billion dollars in bonds issued by the International Monetary Fund, state media reported.

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"If the IMF bonds meet our requirements in terms of safety and return on investment, we will actively consider buying up to 50 billion dollars of bonds," an unnamed official said, according to the Xinhua news agency.

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