China's currency rebounds as optimism returns
Beijing has not solved its problems, but investors and economists say its efforts to keep economy under control have restored some faith in country's economic stewardship
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FOR those who worry about the state of the world economy, China has long been a major reason to lose sleep. Its financial system labours under a mountain of loans, while weaker growth has prompted many Chinese people and companies to move their money overseas in recent years.
China still faces hefty debt and slowing growth. But even some vocal naysayers say the country has found ways to contain its problems - at least for now.
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