Letting China’s Bubble Burst
calls on Chinese leaders to focus on improved regulation, rather than propping up equity prices.
China’s Stock Market Jitters
China’s equity markets have been on a roller-coaster ride of late, with the country’s policymakers desperate to apply the brakes. Could the tumult derail China’s reforms, particularly its effort to make the renminbi a truly global currency?
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Market Manipulation Goes Global
compares China's effort to shore up equity prices to similar measures in the US, Europe, and Japan.
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China’s Live Stress Test
identify the main lessons of the country’s recent stock-market plunge.
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China’s Malfunctioning Financial Regulation
blames the recent stock-market tumult on the government.
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China’s Abnormal Stock Market
explains why government intervention has only caused greater volatility.
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Can the Renminbi Take on the World?
views China's recent stock-market volatility through the lens of its reserve-currency ambitions.
