China’s Regulatory Tightening: Our View on Goals and Scope (Franklin Templeton)
China’s government recently enacted new regulations on a number of industries, which has caused some investor concern. Franklin Templeton’s Emerging Markets Equity team follows up some of its initial commentary on the matter here, noting policies do not have a uniform effect on companies. READ MORE
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