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The Yiwu scheme seems beneficial to self-employed businessmen, but Beijing still keeps a keen eye on its impact on cross-border capital inflow, outflow and hot money.
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| Taking it personal | Week in China | 14/06/2013 | preview | ||||
| Video: Eurozone periphery | HSBC Global Research | 11/06/2013 | preview | Video: Eurozone peripheryJanet Henry, Chief European Economist, discusses the growth progress of Greece, Ireland and Portugal, and the options they face if they fail to achieve debt stabilisation. |
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| Stalled jobs could delay US taper talk | Kevin Logan, Chief US Economist; Ryan Wang, Economist | 10/06/2013 | preview | Stalled jobs could delay US taper talkIf the Fed considers a slowdown in quantitative easing, then how gradual and up to what scale will be the pace? |
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| Volatility returns to Asia | Frederic Neumann, Co-Head of Asian Economic Research | 09/06/2013 | preview | Volatility returns to AsiaWill low rates and higher volatility plunge Asia into a crisis? |
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| One little piggy comes to market | Week in China | 07/06/2013 | preview | One little piggy comes to marketWeek in China tries to answer the biggest questions about the Chinese acquisition of the largest US meat producer Smithfield Foods. |
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| Australia’s rebalancing slower than expected | Paul Bloxham, Economist | 06/06/2013 | preview | Australia’s rebalancing slower than expectedFind out why growth forecasts for Australia’s economy are getting revised down. |
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| UK inflation to stay above target | John Zhu, Economist | 03/06/2013 | preview | UK inflation to stay above targetEconomist John Zhu discusses the underlying reasons that would cause UK’s inflation rate to remain above target in 2014. |
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| The greenfield infrastructure debt challenge | Spencer Lake, Co-Head of Global Markets | 31/05/2013 | preview | The greenfield infrastructure debt challengeFresh thinking is needed for institutional investment in infrastructure. |
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| Just browsing | Week in China | 31/05/2013 | preview | Just browsingUCWeb CEO believes it takes more courage than knowledge to take risks of going global. |
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| Asian exports wobble | Frederic Neumann, Co-Head of Asian Economic Research | 30/05/2013 | preview | Asian exports wobbleIs softer investment in the US, Europe and Japan affecting Asia’s exports? |
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