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Well, not in China though, huh. Yes the case remains the same, because the fundamentals remain the same. It was bad then and it's bad now. What's changed is the
by arcticbull 5y ago
Well, not in China though, huh. Yes the case remains the same, because the fundamentals remain the same. It was bad then and it's bad now. What's changed is the scale of the risk it poses to global economies. This is triggering a different response. Let's see how it plays out.