China's big ball of money set for bounce back to stock market
Govt curbs on other popular investment channels could redivert cash to sector battered by boom-bust of 2015
Hong Kong
PROPERTY, overseas investments and shadow-banking products have all been targeted by China's campaign to curb financial risks over the past year. What's left?
Some analysts are betting that restrictions on other popular investment channels will lure what's often called China's giant ball of money back into stocks, which, despite steady gains, have seen a slow take up in volumes since a spectacular boom and bust in 2015.
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