Summary | Yuan's baffling rise: a sign of hot money? Analysts
said economic conditions alone don't warrant a faster pace of
yuan appreciation. That may signal "hot money" coming into
China. Data released by the central bank also showed traces of
increasing inflows of foreign capital. Orient Securities blamed
the inflow on "hot money." Consumers are mostly happy the ...
said economic conditions alone don't warrant a faster pace of
yuan appreciation. That may signal "hot money" coming into
China. Data released by the central bank also showed traces of
increasing inflows of foreign capital. Orient Securities blamed
the inflow on "hot money." Consumers are mostly happy the ...
shanghaidaily.com | 12 November 2014