First published: Bloomberg Views, 10/01/2017
The irony of the yuan rally that took bears by surprise last week was that the surge came just days before China announced that its foreign currency reserves shrank by $41 billion in December.
Economist and Author
Economist and Author
The irony of the yuan rally that took bears by surprise last week was that the surge came just days before China announced that its foreign currency reserves shrank by $41 billion in December.
The financial turbulence that gripped China and the rest of the world in the past few weeks has blown over for now.
Beijing called it a step towards financial liberalisation but that did little to mask the true nature of a decision that,
Country’s economic change will have deflationary consequences
Investors have a lot to worry about without cause to fret about China,