Shadow-banking stages a comeback in China
The surprising rebound in November is possibly a reaction to expectations of continued yuan weakness
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TIME to don the tin hats?
Chinese shadow-banking activity registered a surprise jump in November, throwing into sharp relief how policy makers are struggling to make good on their vow to rein in the runaway loan growth that threatens the stability of the financial sector.
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