This nice chart from Tom Orlik, chief Asia economist, Bloomberg shows how the great ball of money is moving through Chinese assets. At first there was housing boom that shifted to stock, from there to bonds, then to commodities and now that money is back in the housing market.
Read more on China, its currency and its crisis here, http://www.econotimes.com/topics


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