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China 2017: A good year for the economy, not for investors

New rules to curb speculation and financial system risk could make it more attractive to invest in risky assets elsewhere

Tim Condon

Published Wed, May 17, 2017 · 5:50 am
China's growth story is looking very positive, but this may not benefit investors.

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