PODCAST: China’s steps up the stimulus, and U.S. Commerce secretary comes calling
By Doug Young & Rene Vanguestaine
China sharply stepped up its economic stimulus efforts last week, rolling out new initiatives to boost the stock market and support small businesses and the property market. But will the efforts be enough to jumpstart the slowing economy? And U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo paid visits on Beijing and Shanghai, where she raised eyebrows by saying China is quickly becoming “uninvestable.” Will Beijing take Raimondo’s words to heart and become friendlier to foreign businesses?
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