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BEIJING (Reuters) - Some defaults in China's bond market may not be a bad thing, a central bank vice governor said on Thursday, adding that the country's bond market default ratio is still relatively low.
The default ratio of the bond market was at 0.8 pct at end-2018, lower than commercial banks' non-performing loan ratio of 1.89 pct, Pan Gongsheng, vice governor at the People's Bank of China told a bond forum in Beijing.
China saw a record year for bond defaults in 2018 as the economy slowed.
(Reporting by Kevin Yao; Writing by Stella Qiu; Editing by Kim Coghill)
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