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China: A reasonably safe haven?

Daryl Guppy
Daryl Guppy • 5 min read
China: A reasonably safe haven?
Chinese President Xi Jinping at the Belt and Road Forum in Beijing on Oct 18 last year. China made a decision a decade ago to foster better economic ties with the Global South through its Belt and Road Initiative. Photo: Bloomberg
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Does the China market offer a safe haven when the US market is shuddering and the Japanese market is collapsing? The Shanghai Index has its own problems but business exposure to China may offer a backstop to the ructions in other economies. De-coupling is a two-way street, so it is useful to consider both perspectives.

Trade and currency decoupling impacts the way we do business with China and the type of business we can do.

The rush is on to unwind the carry trade in the Japanese yen, but for months, China has been unwinding its dependency on the US. 

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