China's Li pledges to hold on to eurozone debt
China also signs deals with Belgium worth more than 18 billion euros ahead of China-EU summit in Brussels
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CHINA promised the European Union on Monday that it would hold on to its eurozone debt, Chinese state media reported, saying the Greek debt crisis was Beijing's problem too.
The comments by China's premier Li Keqiang just before a China-EU summit in Brussels appeared aimed at soothing European financial markets that took fright at the growing risk that Greece will leave the euro.
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