Chinese capital controls a cat and mouse game and the mouse is likely to win
China is awash with credit as it props up failing companies but households are awash with cash. With special feature audio.
An economist says China holds the key over the next few months to whether the world suffers from either inflation or deflation.
British-based consulting economist Andrew Hunt, who advises governments, corporates and fund managers around the world, including Nikko Asset Management, says one of
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Jenny Ruth
Thu, 07 Apr 2016
Thu, 07 Apr 2016
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Chinese capital controls a cat and mouse game and the mouse is likely to win
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