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China Talks Up Market Openness While Steering Stocks and Yuan

Newseze Wire·Tue, Nov 3, 4:32 AMWire: Bloomberg Markets
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China Talks Up Market Openness While Steering Stocks and Yuan

China’s top economic officials are talking up openness in Hong Kong. Back on the mainland, authorities are showing investors just how active they remain in steering financial markets.

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