
1. China’s asset price rises are not underpinned by debt;
2. China has a huge cache of reserves;
3. Chinese policymakers are clairvoyant.
Blogger Edward Harrison pulls off the rose-coloured glasses.
1. China’s asset price rises are not underpinned by debt;
2. China has a huge cache of reserves;
3. Chinese policymakers are clairvoyant.
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