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Some in Hong Kong like to view China’s markets as becoming more stable and rational. That conveniently coincides with higher investor interest in the country’s assets — and steps to liberalise access to the bond and equity markets.
Inconveniently, the benchmark Shanghai Composite index on Tuesday entered a bear market, journalists’ favourite way of describing a 20 per cent decline from recent stock market peaks. The People’s Bank of China stepped in on Sunday, allowing banks to boost lending a day before the first round of tariffs takes effect in July.
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