Too Much Oil: How a Barrel Came to Be Worth Less Than Nothing - The New York Times
China is reportedly taking the first steps to pay for oil in yuan: Sources
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Angola seeks to rethink debt deal with China as oil revenue slumps | South China Morning Post
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Too Much Oil: How a Barrel Came to Be Worth Less Than Nothing - The New York Times
Angola looks at refinancing debt as it faces higher repayments on Chinese loans
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China is reportedly taking the first steps to pay for oil in yuan: Sources
One African Nation Put the Brakes on Chinese Debt. But Not for Long. - The New York Times
Angola's Oil Revenues Rise, Crimp China Debt by 2% - Africa's premier report on the oil, gas and energy landscape.
Higher oil prices help Angola pay off debts to Chinese banks
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Angola cuts oil shipments to China as it seeks debt relief, Energy News, ET EnergyWorld
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bne IntelliNews - Angola takes advantage of higher oil prices to accelerate $18bn debt repayment plan to China
Chinese Economic Engagement in Africa: Implications for U.S. Policy - Foreign Policy Research Institute
Seeking debt relief, Angola opens oilfield holdings to China
Why Angola struggles to shake off its economic dependence on China | South China Morning Post
China is reportedly taking the first steps to pay for oil in yuan instead of US dollars this year
