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If the renminbi is to challenge the dollar, China needs to develop deep and liquid capital markets, and rethink a series of key policies, including capital controls.
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For France and Europe as a whole and for China the interest in developing closer economic relations goes both ways.
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From depression to
repressionStephen King examines how financial repression allows governments to delay austerity and fund excessive borrowing at very low cost.
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Europe's dangerous economic divergences
Chief European Economist Janet Henry discusses why the current growth divergences in the eurozone are potentially more dangerous.
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Grow me the money
Chief US Economist Kevin Logan and Economist Ryan Wang analyse whether the growth in the US money supply will result in stronger economic growth or higher inflation.
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Emerging Europe dragged down by the eurozone
Dr Murat Ulgen, Chief Economist, Central and Eastern Europe, discusses how weak economic activity in the eurozone impacts emerging Europe's direct trade.
